Examples of using Radio programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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It currently produces 4 radio programmes.
Numerous TV and radio programmes have covered the topic.
Effectively the new government has discharged several radio programmes.
Table 3Weekly radio programmes for migrant workers in 1987(in minutes).
The obligation to transmit certain television and radio programmes(must carry);
The content of radio programmes is also“cheap to create and cheap to consume,” says Ms.
This documentary has been awarded the New York Festivals Bronze Winner for the World's Best Radio Programmes.
Athens Radio programmes were transmitted from a small transmitter in the centre of Athens to the front and the Balkans.
In particular he collaborated with consumer information publications, as well as television and radio programmes.
I now recognize that the radio programmes I did for RTLM were criminal, and that many people were killed for it.
The Dutch radio academy bestows the Marconi Awards annually for outstanding radio programmes, presenters and stations.
We grew up listening to banned radio programmes, broadcast from Munich, with the proud name of'Radio Free Europe'.
(2) The development of digital technologies and internet has transformed the distribution of andaccess to television and radio programmes.
The EU is taking steps to increase the number of TV and radio programmes available online for European consumers.
DAB broadcasts radio programmes via a digital signal usually assigned in the FM frequency range and offers CD-quality audio.
Gentlemen, obviously the quaestors who look into this matter are not going to be basing their assessment just on information from radio programmes.
Any form of public orprivate contribution to radio programmes with the aim or direct or indirect effect of promoting electronic cigarettes and refill containers is prohibited;
Exercise of copyright and related rights applicable to certain online transmissions andretransmissions of television and radio programmes.
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes both live and on-demand, using traditional channels such as satellite or cable and also through online services.
(2) The development of digital technologies andinternet has transformed and continues to transform the distribution of and access to television and radio programmes.
(5c) Paragraphs 1 to 5 shall apply to service providers who transmit to the public television and radio programmes of broadcasting organisations received through direct injection.
Radio programmes are not allowed to present only one opinion or to cover only one party, group, lobby, religious denomination or philosophy under the terms of paragraph 31.
There is a growing demand, on the part of users, for access to broadcasts of television and radio programmes not only originating in their Member State, but also in other Member States.
Laying down rules on the exercise of copyright and related rights applicable to certain online transmissions of broadcasting organisations andretransmissions of television and radio programmes.
Moreover, pirate firms are pushing up the cost of encrypted TV and radio programmes, so that consumers who receive these programmes legally are having to pay higher prices.
Laying down rules on the exercise of copyright and related rights applicable to certain online transmissions of broadcasting organisations andretransmissions of television and radio programmes.
The directive covers all radio programmes, TV news and current affairs programmes as well as TV programmes which are fully financed own productions of the broadcasting organisation.
There is currently an effort to revive Walloon dialects;some schools offer language courses in Walloon, and Walloon is also spoken in some radio programmes, but this effort remains very limited.
The Directive will cover all radio programmes, television news and current affairs programmes, and television programmes that are fully financed own productions of the broadcasting organisation in question.
The so-called public media is only so-called,as according to various polls about 90% of the journalists claim to be right-wing(and demonstrate this amply in all TV and radio programmes).