Examples of using Radio programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Broadcast of radio programmes 272.
The UFS 810 HDTV receiver isdesigned for the reception of digital satellite TV and radio programmes.
He used to have his own radio programmes and author pages in newspapers.
The obligation to transmit certain television and radio programmes(‘must carry');
Many television and radio programmes are also available to view on the BBC iPlayer service.
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They are also expected to enhance the cross-border distribution of and access to broadcasters' TV and radio programmes.
CD players, SAT receivers, radio programmes can be distributed to 8 output zones, assignment as required.
(2) The development of digital technologies andinternet has transformed the distribution of, and access to, television and radio programmes.
Free-to-air--(adj) Free-to-air television or radio programmes are broadcast to everyone and can be watched for free.
It's a simple and stylish way to enjoy a variety of sources including store-bought and home-burned CDs,music files and radio programmes.
By facilitating access to TV and radio programmes, this proposal would enhance access to cultural content, news and information.
Moreover, the proposal covers retransmissions insofar as they concern TV and radio programmes originating in other Member States.
Indeed, television and radio programmes are important means of promoting cultural and linguistic diversity, social cohesion and access to information.
The new Palestinian platform uses capacitycalled PALSAT with multiple encrypted television and radio programmes, including sports station Palestine Sport.
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.
The scores of magazines, newspapers, television and radio programmes and the huge variety of websites on diet and health provide a wealth of information.
Programme' shall have the same meaning as in point(b) Article 1(1) of that Directive,but shall also include radio programmes and radio programme materials.
Broadcasters will be able to make radio programmes, TV news and current affairs programmes as well as their fully financed own productions, available online in all EU countries.
(i) allow for wider online accessto protected content across the EU, focusing on TV and radio programmes, European audiovisual works and cultural heritage;
Furthermore, operators that distribute television and radio programmes to users have different ways of obtaining the programme-carrying signals of broadcasting organisations, including by means of direct injection.
Neither does this Regulation oblige operators ofretransmission services to include in their services television or radio programmes originating in other Member States.
Any form of public or private contribution to radio programmes with the aim or direct or indirect effect of promoting electronic cigarettes and refill containers is prohibited;
The researchers of the IE SAS are also involved in a wide range of popularisation projects and events(exhibitions, museum exhibitions,production of documentary films and videos, radio programmes, etc.).
The issue addressed by this proposal,namely wider access to TV and radio programmes by citizens across the Union, is in essence of a cross-border nature.
Those of you who managed to hear the radio programmes last week about the activity of the Committee on Petitions will have understood how important it is that you should give those submitting petitions a personal hearing in the presence of all the necessary experts.
Enjoy audio entertainment from a wide range of sources, including Hi-Res Audio files,Internet radio programmes, and even vinyl records with the SX-N30-K/-S network stereo receiver.
This proposal will promote consumers' access to more TV and radio programmes originating in other Member States, both as concerns ancillary online services of broadcasting organisations and retransmission services.
(5c) Paragraphs 1 to 5 shall apply toservice providers who transmit to the public television and radio programmes of broadcasting organisations received through direct injection.