Examples of using Broadcasting sector in English and their translations into German
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State aid to the broadcasting sector.
Since 1999, the Commission has taken 24 state aid decisions related to the broadcasting sector.
The broadcasting sector should have sufficient spectrum to address future challenges such as mobile TV.
They may also arise in the broadcasting sector.
It is for these reasons that the broadcasting sector, one of the main vectors of audiovisual content, has, since its inception, been subject to specific regulation in the general interest.
T2M Tapeless Media Machines GmbH is an expert in the broadcasting sector for real-time control of devices.
It appears that a majority of Member States prefer a case by caseapproach to the adoption of guidelines on State aid in the broadcasting sector.
In Finland, the'Equality Plan' adopted by an employer in the broadcasting sector includes provisions on training.
In Finland, the employer in the broadcasting sector was motivated by legislation(the Equality Act 1987) to adopt an'Equality Plan' which stated as its objective31.
Fourthly and finally, there is one amendment, Amendment No 3, which is explicitly intended to exclude the broadcasting sector from the scope of the proposed directive.
In addition, ACE's activities in the broadcasting sector complement our activities in the theatre sector very well.
In other spheres the free use of a work is made possible by a system of statutory licences, the author being compensated by a claim for remuneration,as occurs in many countries in the broadcasting sector.
Even though self-or coregulation is still less developed in the broadcasting sector, the relevant systems seem to be working quite well.
In the broadcasting sector our most important customers include public and private broadcasting incorporations as well as companies from the studio technology and post production sectors. .
GVL's other income areas are also stable: In the broadcasting sector, income increased slightly and is now at EUR 81.3m previous year: EUR 80.5m.
In 1989 the entire Lino Manfrotto shareholding was sold to the British Vitec Group plc,a multinational concern listed on the London Stock Exchange operating in the broadcasting sector with American, German, English and French subsidiaries.
This is due to the fact that, in the broadcasting sector, Member States may consider the whole programming of the broad casters as covered by the public service remit, while at the same time allowing for its commercial exploitation.
The situation is less problematic on TV: even though self-or coregulation is still less developed in the broadcasting sector, the relevant systems seem to be working quite well.
The Commission assesses state aid measures in the broadcasting sector with regard to Article 86(2) of the EC Treaty and the principles of the Commission's 2001 Communication on the application of state aid rules to public service broadcasting see.
I therefore feel that the proposals on transparency that you are putting forward cannot be applied to that sector under the same conditions. I think it would be rather difficult in such a sector to implement the notion of separate accounting systems making it possible to drawa distinction between competitive activities and public service activities in the broadcasting sector, especially as, I might mention in passing, there is no single harmonised European accounting system.
As regards the production of such works and their dissemination outside the broadcasting sector, state promotion of the Documentation Centre of German Sinti and Roma meets this provision.
The Commission assesses state aid measures in the broadcasting sector with regard to EC Treaty rules(Article 86(2)) requiring undertakings entrusted with the operation of services of general economic interest to be subject to the Treaty's competition rules and the principles of the Commission's 2001 Communication on the application of state aid rules to public service broadcasting see;
Community spectrum policy will have to take intoaccount specific requirements of Community policies; the broadcasting sector for example has a large number of SME which use frequency spectrum the needs of which will have to be assessed at general level to ensure a proper balance in the use of spectrum.
Such separation is, for example, be important for the broadcasting sector, as it makes the costs of public services more transparent and measurable thereby enabling the Commission to reach a conclusion on complaints from private TV operators.
The digital environment would seem to call for a wider approach, at both national and Community level,encompassing not only the evolutions in the broadcasting sector(in particular, the evolution towards a model where viewers not only have a much wider choice of channels but also more control over viewing schedules) but also new forms of audiovisual content.