Examples of using Coverage principles in English and their translations into Russian
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The signatories also committed to the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles(see below).
Additionally, Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, which previously was an Appendix to the Code, was included in the body of the Code Article 7.
As of today, the Code of Conduct and the appendix to it,the Declaration of Election and Referenda Coverage Principles, is signed by 31 media.
As of today, the Code of Conduct and its addendum,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, are signed by 38 Armenian media, and 8 journalistic associations support the initiative.
As of today, 31 media have signed the Code of Conductof Media Representatives and its Appendix, the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles.
Currently the Code of Conduct and its addendum,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, are signed by 41 entities, representing 44 media.
In both cases MEO resolved that therehad been no violation of the provisions of the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives and the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles.
Recently, the Code of Conduct and its addendum,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, were also signed by CS Publishing House, which issues"TV-Mol" weekly,?
As it has been reported, Media Ethics Observatory was formed on March 10, 2007 by heads of Armenian media, who supported the YPC initiative and signed the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives andits addendum, the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles.
The Code of Conduct and its appendix,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, is joined by 31 media as of today.
Media Ethics Observatory was formed on March 10, 2007 by the heads of Armenian media who supported the YPC self-regulation initiative and signed the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives andits addendum, the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles.
The Code of Conduct andits appendix, the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, was signed by 20 media of Armenia.
The Media Ethics Observatory was formed on March 10, 2007 by the heads of Armenian media, who supported the YPC initiative on establishing a self-regulation system in Armenia and signed the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives and its Appendix,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles.
Currently the Code of Conduct and its addendum,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, are signed by heads of 31 media.
Currently the Code of Conduct and its addendum,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, are signed by 41 entities, representing 44 media; the initiative is supported by 9 journalistic associations.
At the meeting the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives was adopted along with the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles as an addendum to the Code.
As of today the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives and the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles are signed by 45 entities, representing 48 Armenian media; the initiative is supported by 9 journalistic associations in Armenian.
At the meeting of media representatives that supported the YPC initiative on February 2 a working group was formed that developed the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives andthe Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, narrated in the Appendix to it.
Thus, as of today, the Code of Conduct and its addendum,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, are signed by 41 entities, representing 44 Armenian media.
On February 2, 2007 at the meeting of media representatives, supporting the YPC initiative, a working group was formed that developed the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives andthe Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles, narrated in the Appendix to it in Armenian.
The brochure includes the Code of Conduct of Media Representatives and its appendix,the Declaration on Election and Referendum Coverage Principles; the list of media who signed the documents; the composition of the MEO and its judgments.
As of today, the Code of Conduct and the supplement to it,the Declaration of Election and Referenda Coverage Principles, have been signed by 35 media.
The document establishes how to provide airtime and space in the newspapers for paid electoral advertising, how to organize electoral debates andthe electoral campaign coverage principles within the broadcasters, in the written press, Internet and mobile telephony.
The following subjects were among those mentioned: supranationality,general standards and principles, sectoral coverage, cooperation mechanisms(including technical cooperation) and special and differential treatment.
Coverage of the conducted external representations and principles of its implementation;
Furthermore, to the extent that it is implied in this declaration, the United States does not recognize the creation of any rights orprinciples that we have not previously recognized the expansion of the content or coverage of existing rights or principles, or any other change in the current state of treaty or customary international law.
Sampling time has been determined taking into account the following principles: coverage of all the diversity of weather conditions; seasonal changes.
Increased media coverage that refers to humanitarian principles and actions.
We consider the principles of comprehensive coverage, inclusiveness and consensus-based decision-making to be exceptionally important here.
Moreover, coverage of crosscutting principles, including human development, gender equality or capacity development, left much to be desired.