Examples of using Radio programmes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It also offersvaluable additional information on the traffic situation and radio programmes.
Regional or local television and radio programmes must be broadcast in the State language.
The Commission agrees that the issue ofmanaging online rights for the redistribution of TV and radio programmes merits close attention.
DAB broadcasts radio programmes via a digital signal usually assigned in the FM frequency range and offers CD-quality audio.
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It also bans sponsorship, by tobacco companies, of radio programmes and of cross-border events.
The UN agency said the radio programmes have the potential to reach children in areas that remain inaccessible for humanitarian assistance and other out-of-school children.
We welcome the approval of the Directive on television and radio programmes by the European Parliament.
Television and radio programmes are important means of promoting cultural and linguistic diversity, social cohesion and access to information.
Moreover, the proposal covers retransmissions insofar as they concern TV and radio programmes originating in other Member States.
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.
Some schools offer language courses in Walloon, and Walloon is also spoken in some radio programmes, but this effort remains very limited.
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.
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.
(i) allow for wider online access toprotected content across the EU, focusing on TV and radio programmes, European audiovisual works and cultural heritage;
Proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL 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.
Amendment(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.
To obtain the necessary licences from broadcasting organisations, operators of retransmission services do not face the same burden as they face to obtain licences from holders of rights in works andother protected subject matter included in the retransmitted television and radio programmes.
The Commission intends to improve the cross-border distribution of television and radio programmes online(via the review of the Satellite and Cable Directive) and to facilitate the granting of licences for cross-border access to content.
On the occasion of the day, a range of events are organized across Europe, including those for children,television and radio programmes, language classes, and conferences.
By designing promotional material(brochures, video ads, websites, radio programmes) we will promote good mental health and enable people to be open about their problems, get quick treatment and participate to prevention programmes. .
UNICEF also supports self-directed studies for children who can't leave their homes andwill help provide educational radio programmes for children in Ebola-affected countries.
This proposal contributes to promoting the interests of consumers by promoting more access to TV and radio programmes from other Member States and thus is consistent with the EU policies in the field of consumer protection and Article 169 TFEU.
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.
In addition, ancillary online services include services which give access to materialwhich 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.
This Regulation concerns only the exercise of certain retransmission rights to the extent necessary to simplify the licensing of copyright and related rights for such services andonly with regard to television and radio programmes originating in other Member States of the Union.
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.
This Directive complements the rules set out in the existing Satellite and Cable Directive(Directive 93/83/EEC), which already facilitates cross-border satellite broadcasting andretransmission by cable of TV and radio programmes from other Member States.
Some countries have established citizen blogs and/or juries for dialogue andmay use TV and/or radio programmes(Cyprus, Bulgaria, and Lithuania).
