Примеры использования Such as radio and television на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contribution of"older" ICTs, such as radio and television, is equally crucial in the building of the information society.
Early networks such as international mail and unidirectional communication networks, such as radio and television, are described elsewhere.
Traditional means of communication, such as radio and television, continued to be an effective means of disseminating information, in particular in many regions of the developing countries where access to advanced technology was still limited.
At the same time, the traditional means of disseminating information, such as radio and television, would continue to be important into the next century.
It is the recommendation of the Committee that the principles and provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child be widely disseminated throughout the country,including through the mass media, such as radio and television.
Developing strategies to link established technologies, such as radio and television, with new technologies,such as the Internet;
He commended the Department for maximizing its outreach efforts by making better use of new ICT, in particular, the Internet,while not abandoning traditional means of communication, such as radio and television.
The opposition adds the need to liberalize the media, such as radio and television, which are currently under the strict control of the President's forces.
They agreed on the need to reach populations that were physically, socially or culturally isolated,not only with publications but with non-print media, such as radio and television.
It is also important to note that the disparity is not as great in the use of older forms of technology, such as radio and television, making these media extremely useful in information distribution.
For some of the Division's programmes, such as radio and television, this will necessitate a substantial initial investment in production equipment and supplies,as detailed in this budget.
It was nevertheless concerned at the growing digital divide between developed and developing countries,underscoring the need to continue the use of traditional methods such as radio and television to transmit the Organization's message.
One participant mentioned the importance of using existing mass media such as radio and television to remind citizens of the consequences of the problemand suggested that a film on the issue should be produced by the Committee, if extrabudgetary resources were available.
Access to information and communications technologies was not enjoyed by the entire population of the countries of the Rio Group, and it was therefore important to maintain the traditional means of disseminating information, such as radio and television, which had greater reach in developing countries.
Although modern media, such as radio and television, continue to play a major role in most countries as communication channels of choice, increasingly interpersonal communication is recognized as a necessary and complementary channel to informed and sustained behavioural development.
In that context, she was pleased to note that the Department had not abandoned more traditional means of communication such as radio and television, and was targeting audiencesand tailoring messages to their needs.
The Department must continually upgrade its technological infrastructure in order to expand the audience with access to its website,without forgetting that disparities in levels of development throughout the world required continuing emphasis on traditional means of communication such as radio and television.
Qatar welcomed the use of new information technologies, in particular the Internet, butat the same time stressed the need to pay particular attention to traditional means of communication, such as radio and television, since they were still the basic sources of information for the majority of the inhabitants of developing countries.
With regard to United Nations information activities, he emphasized the importance of the dissemination of comprehensive, objective and equitable information on the Organization through the use of the latest technologies and, in the case of many developing countries,the traditional media, such as radio and television.
These projects and campaigns will utilise various media forms such as radio and television, art forms such as musicand popular theatre, the distribution of informational materials such as brochures and bumper stickers, and using new media such as a website and social networking.
He also expressed support for the Department's efforts to promote the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD) and stressed that Africans themselves must be the driving force behind NEPAD although DPI should support African domestic initiatives by using traditional media such as radio and television to reach out to the greatest possible number of Africansand keep them informed about important initiatives.
Information aimed at improving nutritional status and promoting healthy diets is disseminated by various mechanisms, such as radio and television spots and programmes, brochures and leaflets(in English), traditional communicators(local languages), sensitisation of community representatives, sensitisations at health facilities, and workshops and lectures at training institutions.
SIDA may also support activities in specified areas, such as production of environmental news, programmes on human rights issues,and so forth, and give assistance to media output for special target groups within the general audience, such as radio and television programmes, newspapers, supplements/ columns for children and youth, for women, ethnic minorities and so on.
The Committee recognises the essential role played by the media in promoting awareness of the right of the child to express views and urges various forms of media, such as radio and television, to dedicate further resources to including children in the development of programmes and allowing children to developand lead media initiatives on their rights.
That is why the organization invests heavily in formal and popular education of an ecumenical or universalistic nature, which is systematically promoted in its schools and social assistance community centres through mass media(such as radio and television stations, pressand the Internet), civil society networks and virtual social networks, and through fostering the leadership of children and young people in more than 80 towns and cities in seven countries.
Within the framework of this campaign several media channels, such as radio and TV, will be used.
However, some non-news coverage, such as radio and TV features or documentaries, are translated into other languages, but these materials are usually produced after the conference is over.
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For offline reporting, traditional media such as radio and TV should be employed at both the localand national levels, especially within universities and across university networks, to highlight the progress made.
In addition, there were no media such as newspapers, radio and television.