Примери коришћења Information and opinions на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The protection of your personal data, information and opinions is our first priority.
Blocking information and opinions may be effective temporarily, but such a policy of self-denial won't work in the long run.
It is prohibited to restrict in any way freedom of public information so as torestrict the free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
Towards obtaining data, information and opinions, the Commission will contact individual national authoritiesand business entities.
All this, however,is no reason to ignore the obvious lack of variety of information and opinions in the local and even regional mass media here.
You can find more information and opinions via the TPPTuesday, TTIPand CETA hashtags on both Twitter and Facebook.
Stipulates that no one shall, not even in an indirect way, limit the freedom of public information, in any manner suitable for restricting free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
The Media shall be free to release ideas, information and opinions about phenomena and events the public is entitled to know about.
The Public Information Law stipulates that no one shall restrict the freedom of public information norin any manner restrict the free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
The right of journalists and media to gather and disseminate information and opinions must not be threatened, restricted or made subject to punishment.
One should be careful, however, in assigning the media the kinds of roles and functions that are outside of its purview of collecting and disseminating information and opinions.
In order to obtain data, information and opinions, the Commission will contact individual public authorities, business entities and trade associations of undertakings.
The Law on Public Information provides that no one shall restrict freedom of public information, in any manner aimed at restricting of free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
The same Law says that public media shall be free to publish ideas, information and opinions about occurrences, events and persons the public is entitled to know about.
The Law especially provides that it is forbidden to directly orindirectly restrict the freedom of public information in any manner suitable to restrict the free circulation of ideas, information and opinions.
Towards obtaining data, information and opinions, the Commission will also contact the regulatory agency,and where appropriate, other national authorities and business entities.
According to the Public Information Law, public media shall be entitled to publish ideas, information and opinions about matters, eventsand persons the public is entitled to know about.
Ideas, information and opinions about phenomena, events and persons relevant for the public interest, shall be freely released by the media, regardless of how the information was gathered.
On the contrary, the Law on Public Informing speaks about freedom,not about the obligation of the media to publish ideas, information and opinions regarding happenings, events and personalities, for which the public has justified Importance to know.
The Law prescribes that ideas, information and opinions about phenomena, events and persons of interest for the public shall be released freely in the media, regardless of how this information was obtained.
It is disallowed to restrict freedom of public information in any manner whatsoever suitable to restrict the free flow of ideas, information and opinions, or to put any kind of pressure so as to obstruct the media's work.
Under the Law on Public Information, public information shall be free and in the interest of the public, free from censorship;it is prohibited to restrict freedom of public information in any manner conducive to restricting the free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
Article 4 of the Public Information Law expressly stipulates that public media shall publish ideas, information and opinions about occurrences, eventsand persons the public has a justified interest to know about, unless provided for otherwise by Law.
We ask our students to examine, question and consider multiple perspectives that confirm and challenge their own views, a process by which students learn to express their own opinions and incorporate reliable information and opinions of others.
Under the Law on Public Information, the public media shall publish and release ideas, information and opinions about phenomena, eventsand persons of relevant interest for the public, regardless of the manner of receiving the information. .
We remind that, under the Law on Public Information, it is forbidden to directly orindirectly restrict freedom of public information in any way suitable for restricting the free flow of ideas, information and opinions, including by abusing government powers or law.
Concretely, Article 4 of the Public Information Law stipulates that public media shall be free to publish information and opinions and phenomena the citizens are entitled to know about, unless provided for otherwise by the Law and regardless of the means by which such information was aquired.
No one may, not even in indirect way, limit the freedom of public information, especially by abuse of state or private authorities, rights, influences or control over means used for printing and distribution or over the transmitting devices, radio frequencies and TV channels,as well as by any other way suitable for limiting the free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
According to the Law on Public Information, blogs are public information outlets, namely public media,since they represent places where ideas, information and opinions, intended for public distribution to an undetermined number of users, are published by the means of words, pictures or sound.
Secondly, the Public Information Law says that ideas, information and opinions about developments, events and persons the public is rightfully entitled to know about shall be released freely in media, unless provided for otherwise by Law and regardless of how the information has been obtained.