Примери коришћења Public outlet на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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After 9/11, Homeland Security issued radios to all major public outlets.
Public outlet shall not be terminated in the case of transferring of founders' rights on the legal person.
Every service of the news agency distributed separately shall be considered a separate public outlet.
General editor of the public outlet must have the capacity of the editor-in-chief of that public outlet.
All issues of one newspaper that are published under the same title shall be considered one public outlet.
Maintenance of public water supplying network, public outlets( public fountain and external hydrants).
Mode of Imprint Publishing Article 38 Imprint must be published in full andclearly separated from other content of the public outlet.
VII EDITORS ANDJOURNALISTS Editors Article 65 Each public outlet must have an editor-in-chief.
Journalists Article 66 Journalist shall be, in terms of present Act,a person whose profession is to participate in creation of important content of public outlet.
Every separate radio or television programme shall be considered one public outlet even should it be transmitted on more than one radio frequency.
Jurisdiction Article 102 The action shall be filed with the district court, on the territory of which the seat of the public outlet founder is.
No one may pressurise the public outlet and its staff physically or in any other way, or influence them so as to disturb them in performing their job.
Necessary Limitations Article 21 Regulations on trade, taxes, area planning, traffic, telecommunications andothers must not limit the freedom of public outlets distribution more than indispensable.
Written request shall contain the name of the public outlet, first and last name of the person filing the request and at least approximate description of data or documents requested.
State bodies shall beobliged to send announcements on time and place of holding of press conferences to editors-in-chief of all public outlets whose journalists are accredited by that state body.
The state body may demand the journalist,editor or founder of public outlet to request the data or insight into information in written form, should the publishing of information not justify delay.
Informing on Public Issues Article 6 Ideas, information and opinions on phenomena, events and persons the public has a justifiableinterest to know about(hereinafter: public issues), shall be freely published in public outlets.
Should different radio andtelevision programmes of the same founder of public outlet be transmitted on different radio frequencies, every programme shall be considered a separate public outlet. .
Prohibition of Monopoly in Public Information Article 9 Monopoly shall be prohibited in public information field for the protection of free competition principle, plurality of ideas and opinions andthe right of every person to choose public outlet at own discretion.
The contents of the public outlet that may endanger the forming of the child in terms of paragraph 1 of this article, has to be clearly and visibly marked as such in advance and distributed in a manner least likely to be used by a child.
Prohibition of Discrimination Article 54 State bodies must not favour any journalist or public outlet by enabling insight into documents or communicating data only to them or to them prior to other journalists or public outlets. .
Journalists and public outlets shall have, for the purpose of reporting, with due announcement from the organisers' editorial board, access to cultural, sport and other events of interest for the public even when someone has the exclusive right of direct transmission or recording in whole.
Right to Insight Article 82 Founder shall be under the obligation to expose for insight orforward the stored records of public outlet at the request of court or the Interior within 24 hours, counting from the moment of receiving the written request.
IV DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC OUTLETS Freedom of Public Outlets Distribution Article 20 In order to exercise the right to public information, the distribution of public outlets, both domestic and foreign, shall be free.
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN Protection of Children Article 89 In order toprotect the rights of child, special care has to be paid in public outlets so that its contents and the mode of its distribution do not harm the moral, intellectual, emotional and social forming of the child.
Article 182 Organiser orother person who unables journalist or public outlet to access cultural, sport and other events of interest to public for the purpose of reporting, shall be fined by 30,000 to 100,000 dinars Article 84, para.
Exceptions to Equality Article 50 Exceptionally, in circumstances where number of present journalists should be necessarily limited due to rules on domestic or foreign protocol or technical orshould organisational circumstances require so, public outlets in position to deliver the information of certain type to the largest number of potentially interested citizens shall be privileged.
Prohibition of Discrimination on Public Outlets Market Article 22 Person engaged in distribution of public outlets must not refuse to distribute one's public outlet without justifiable commercial reason, or require special conditions contrary to market principles for distribution.
Right to public information includes especially freedom of expressing thoughts, freedom of collecting, researching, publishing and disseminating ideas, information and opinions, freedom of printing and distribution(dissemination)of newspapers and other public outlets, freedom of producing and transmitting radio and television programmes, freedom of receiving ideas, information and opinions, freedom of establishing legal persons engaging in public informing, as well as freedom of certain natural persons to perform this type of activity as entrepreneurs.