Examples of using Radio programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Find interesting TV and radio programmes.
All radio programmes will be interrupted as further bulletins are issued.
The same applies to radio programmes and online articles.
He served as an adviser to Catholic, Protestant and Buddhist monasteries;appeared on major network television and radio programmes.
He has directed TV and radio programmes on health issues, and written extensively on these topics.
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Digital receivers for reception of TV and radio programmes via satellite.
By facilitating access to TV and radio programmes, this proposal would enhance access to cultural content, news and information.
The obligation to transmit certain television and radio programmes(‘must carry');
The distribution of and access to television and radio programmes is therefore increasingly done on a multi- platform and technology-neutral basis.
Only a Union instrument can establish a rule that applies the principle of thecountry of origin to cross-border transmissions of TV and radio programmes.
Hilary has featured in numerous television and radio programmes and in 2010(much to her surprise) she won BBC TV's Celebrity Mastermind.
(6) Council Directive 93/83/EEC 5 facilitates cross-border satellite broadcasting andretransmission by cable of television and radio programmes from other Member States of the Union.
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.
Romanian press became accessible, and cross-border Romanian TV and radio programmes could be easily received.
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes, both live and on-demand, through traditional channels, such as satellite or cable, and also through online services.
The new Palestinian platform uses capacitycalled PALSAT with multiple encrypted television and radio programmes, including sports station Palestine Sport.
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.
(35) Broadcasting organisations generally rely on a blanket licence from a local collecting society,for their own broadcasts of television and radio programmes which include musical works.
Broadcasters face difficulties in particularwhen clearing rights for making TV and radio programmes available online across borders; similarly, the clearance of rights can be complex for retransmission services other than cable operators when they offer channels from other Member States(MS).
He is also a business analyst for ESPN,he is a frequent participant of ESPN TV and radio programmes, and a contributor for Forbes Magazine.
(12) Operators of retransmission services may use different techniques when they retransmit simultaneously, in an unaltered and unabridged manner, for reception by the public,an initial transmission from another Member State of television or radio programmes.
Promoting the cross-border provision of online services ancillary to broadcasts andfacilitating digital retransmissions of TV and radio programmes originating in other Member States is a significant step that addresses a specific obstacle to cross-border access to broadcast content for the benefit of users.
In addition we can take on activities that enrich the Church, e.g.: giving religious instruction, charity work, visiting the sick, singing in the church choir, publishing church newspapers,editing Catholic radio programmes or making web sites.
In addition, ancillary online services include services which give access tomaterial which enriches or otherwise expands television and radio programmes broadcast by the broadcasting organisation, including by way of previewing, extending, supplementing or reviewing the relevant programme's content.
(5) Council Directive 93/83/EEC17 facilitates cross-border satellitebroadcasting and retransmission by cable of television and radio programmes from other Member States of the Union.
They include services giving access to television and radio programmes in a linear manner simultaneously to the broadcast and services giving access, within a defined time period after the broadcast, to television and radio programmes which have been previously broadcast by the broadcasting organisation(so-called catch-up services).
On the occasion of the day, a range of events are organised across Europe, includingthose for children, television and radio programmes, language classes and conferences.
(iii)"Ancillary expanded audiovisual material services" means services whichgive access to material which enriches or expands television and radio programmes broadcast by a broadcasting organisation, including by way of previewing, extending, supplementing or reviewing the relevant programme's content.
The December Communication set out targeted actions tofacilitate the online cross-border distribution of television and radio programmes, the licensing of European audiovisual works on video-on-demand(VoD) platforms, and the digitisation and wider dissemination of out-of-commerce works.