Examples of using News programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Representation of women in news programmes.
News programmes were largely devoid of viewpoints critical of the ruling authorities.
Gender of persons appearing in news programmes(per cent): N=117634.
The Audience Committee reviewed broadcasting schedules excluding news programmes.
NRK is planning to start broadcasting daily news programmes in Saami throughout the country.
Economic Opinionist for”TG1 Economia”, economical edition of the Italian state-owned TV channel Rai1's news programmes.
The Government's Illimani radio broadcasts news programmes in the Aymara language.
Its special news programmes for the Portuguese-speaking African countries were transmitted by e-mail or by telephone feed.
The Radio Section continued to cover decolonization andrelated issues in its daily news programmes for regional and worldwide dissemination.
GPB news programmes are aired once a week in five minority languages- Abkhazian, Ossetian, Armenian, Azeri and Russian.
Conversely, almost all broadcast media in their news programmes ignored Mr. Ter-Petrosian's comments criticizing the incumbent authorities.
In its news programmes, United Nations Radio continued to report on the work of the Special Committee of 24 and the Fourth Committee of the General Assembly.
Items and reports on this topic are regularly broadcast in such news programmes as Akhborot, Takhlilnoma, Assalom Uzbekiston! and Okshom tulkinlarida.
The round the clock Turkish broadcasts by the Voice of Turkey for Turkish nationals living abroad and those of Turkish origin focus on education,culture music and news programmes.
United Nations Radio in its news programmes continued to report on the work of the Special Committee and the Fourth Committee.
The centres produced anddistributed newsletters, press releases and television news programmes, and regularly briefed media representatives.
Since June 2013, television news programmes in five ethnic minority languages(Armenian, Azerbaijani, Russian, Abkhazian, Ossetian) are aired daily on the Georgian Public Broadcaster.
The radio spots are now being aired frequently in support of call-in shows and drama and news programmes that focus on the Khmer Rouge trials.
Geneva and Vienna will also produce radio news programmes, features, interviews and documentaries to supplement and complement those produced at Headquarters(UNIS/VIE, UNIS/GVA);
The Department's radio and television sections covered various aspects of decolonization andrelated issues in its daily news programmes and current affairs magazines in the official and non-official languages.
Radio Okapi broadcasts news programmes in five languages from Kinshasa to eight locations: Kisangani, Goma, Kalemie, Kananga, Mbandaka, Gbadolite, Kindu and, as from 6 October, Bukavu.
Public information activities, including radio programmes, printed materials,television news programmes and photographic coverage, will be undertaken during this period.
News programmes on national television, such as the"Axborot" news bulletin, carry information on this matter, informing the public about the proclamation of amnesties and about festivities held in facilities of the penal correction system.
This provision allows it to take various actions,without limiting itself to the obligation to broadcast news programmes in the languages of national and ethnic minorities and in regional languages.
In addition to daily news programmes, half-hour interest programmes will be broadcast regularly three times a week, with time reserved for additional programming if required.
In addition to initiatives mentioned above,the Commission produces publications and radio and news programmes on human rights, and has a complaint management service to deal with complaints of human rights violations.
In its daily news programmes and current affairs magazines, distributed regionally and worldwide, the Department covered issues related to Palestinian women and children, in both official and non-official languages.
The Radio Section of the Department of Public Information continued to cover decolonization andrelated issues in its daily news programmes and current affairs magazines, in both official and non-official languages, for regional and worldwide dissemination.
In its daily news programmes and current affairs magazines, United Nations Radio covered various aspects of the HIV/AIDS situation in SADC countries as well as sustainable economic development and poverty reduction.
The Radio Section of the Department of Public Information continued to cover decolonization andrelated issues in its daily news programmes and current affairs magazines, in both official and non-official languages, for regional and worldwide dissemination.