Examples of using Broadcasting act in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 1991, Parliament adopted a new Broadcasting Act.
The Broadcasting Act defines the tasks of public radio and television.
(c) The Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Act(2014);
The Broadcasting Act 1996 provides for an expansion of broadcasting outlets for both television and radio.
For example, the Employment and Training Services Act, 1990, the Broadcasting Act, 1991, and the Education Act, 1988.
Article 29 of the Broadcasting Act, which was still in force, sought to ensure that genders were portrayed equally.
This means that within its statutory competence it ensures the compliance of broadcasters with the regulations governing their activity,including primarily the Broadcasting Act.
The Broadcasting Act of 1991 asserts the Canadian broadcasting system should reflect the diversity of cultures in the country.
The Public Fund began in 1981 under article 35 of the Broadcasting Act and article 20 of the Broadcasting Advertising Corporation Act.
The Broadcasting Act, 1960, creates an authority to be established for the purpose of providing a national television and sound broadcasting service.
Under article 11 of the Television and Radio Broadcasting Act of 25 June 2002, the National Council for Radio and Television ensures that.
The Broadcasting Act 1989 makes it an offence to sell, deliver, give, exhibit, or offer any indecent document or sound recording to any person under 18 years of age.
In addition to the guarantees for fundamental rights in the constitution, the delegation said that freedom of expression in Maltais also guaranteed by the Press Act and the Broadcasting Act.
He wished to assure Ms. Motoc that the Broadcasting Act that had survived the period of military dictatorship had now been repealed and replaced.
Paragraphs 129, 130 and 131 of the second Kingdom report gave information on the Media Act, which replaced the Receiving Licences Act, the Press Act and the 1968 Broadcasting Act.
Parliament had enacted the Broadcasting Act No. 9 of 1991 and the Communications Act No. 8 of 2009 to provide the legal framework and create a liberal environment for the media.
The legal basis for eliminating gender discrimination in mass media was strengthened through the Women 's Development Act, Broadcasting Act, and the Regulations on Media Censorship.
The Broadcasting Act of January 2000 provides for the public duty of broadcasters to refrain from fomenting conflicts between regions, generations, social strata, and sexes.
Other legislation which seek to check/regulate the diffusion of information are the Broadcasting Act, 1991, the Malta Communications Authority Act, 2000, the Telecommunications Act, 1997, and the Data Protection Act, 2002.
A proposed new Broadcasting Act(Undang-Undang Penyiaran) currently in the making would merge TVRI with its fellow public broadcaster RRI into RTRI(Radio Televisi Republik Indonesia, Radio[and] Television of the Republic of Indonesia).
These restrictions were imposed on broadcasters by virtue of notices which were then the responsibility of the Home Secretary, acting under the terms of the BBC 's Royal Charter and Licence and the Broadcasting Act 1990.
The Broadcasting Act of 1987 empowers the Minister of Information to control and monitor all radio and television broadcasts and to revoke the licence of any private company broadcasting material conflicting with“Malaysian values”.
Under the amended Films and Stage Plays Act, the requirement to obtain a licencefor theatre performances was lifted, and the Kenya Broadcasting Act had been amended to ensure balanced broadcasts across the political spectrum.
A proposed new Broadcasting Act(Undang-Undang Penyiaran) currently in the making would merge RRI with its fellow public broadcaster TVRI into RTRI(Radio Televisi Republik Indonesia, Radio[and] Television of the Republic of Indonesia).
As to modus operandi, the emphasis is on industry self-regulation, and broadcasters are expected to develop their own codes of broadcasting practice(and consider complaints in the first instance)concerning alleged breaches of the standards provisions in the Broadcasting Act 1989.
Recalling the Broadcasting Act of January 2000 noted in the State party ' s fifth periodic report, she wondered whether that Act was still in force and, if that was the case, whether its provisions had been fully implemented.
Gender Equality is legally ensured through a comprehensive legal framework including the Maltese Constitution, the Equality for Men and Women Act, the Employment and Industrial Relations Act and relative subsidiary legislation, the European Convention Act, the Civil Code, the Criminal Code, the Sports Act, the Education Act, the Broadcasting Act and subsidiary legislation made under the Social Security Act and the European Union Act. .
It was imposed under section 29 of the Broadcasting Act 1981 and under the charter of the British Broadcasting Corporation(BBC) and was directed at broadcast interviews with members or supporters of 11 organizations, including Sinn Fein.
Pursuant to article 18(1) of the Broadcasting Act of 29 December 1992, programmes or other broadcasts may not propagate actions contrary to law and Polish raison d ' etat or propagate attitudes and beliefs contrary to moral values and social interest.
Concerning the media, article 30 of Broadcasting Act 3820/94 allows the Ministry of Information to require television and broadcasting companies to broadcast an average of one hour per week of national guidance programmes and educational, health and information programmes, without charge, at times specified in the licensing conditions.
