Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Foreign programmes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Requirements as to the content of foreign programmes.
Among the foreign programmes,"gardens of the world"(United Kingdom),"Luxury hotels of the world» France.
Those on cable are able to choose between the national and foreign programmes offered by the cable operator.
territory in question and receivers would have no access to foreign programmes.
The authorization obliges the licensee to remove from foreign programmes everything in the nature of advertising, in whatever form Section 40.
cable retransmission of foreign programmes.
the dependence on cable, the guarantee that foreign programmes will be receivable via the cable.
The relay within the country of foreign programmes broadcast by means of direct satellites is
Hamburg's prohibition of the retransmission by cable of foreign programmes and Italy's blanking out of advertising in programmes retransmitted from France.
programmes within the service area and">the requirements attaching to the transmission of foreign programmes.
whereby foreign programmes have to be transmitted unchanged and simultaneously.
Convention on Human Rights, is to provide cross-frontier broadcasts and flow of information and, precisely, to keep foreign programmes independent from the receiving state's own system.
Ut the position changes drastically once the foreign programmes are received oy domestic transmitters
cannot rely on the reservation and hence cannot impose any restrictions on foreign programmes when these are rebroadcast within the country.
A licence"obliges the licensee to remove from foreign programmes everything in the nature of advertising, in whatever form" Section 40, first paragraph.
television programmes obliges the applicant to eliminate all parts from the foreign programmes which, regardless of the form it takes,
By contrast, subscription fees in respect of the transmission of foreign programmes from other Member States could be a new source of finance,
for the larger regions- except, as stated, for the relaying by wireless of its own and foreign programmes Section 12,
This is because an arrangement of this kind would expressly recognize the cable retransmission of foreign programmes as involving questions of copyright and would thus remove the justification for certain transmission practices.
i.e. make the branch and its foreign programmes subject to its provisions where its application is justified by the general good see Section VI.
Similarly, in the case of Coditel ν Debauve, the Commission considered that a ban on the retransmission of domestic and foreign programmes containing advertising which was applied to all cable television companies established in Belgium constituted a restriction prohibited under Article 59, in as far as the rule affected advertising broadcast in another Member State.
This refers to the further transmission by microwave link or cable of those foreign programmes which for geographical reasons cannot be received by individual equipment.
The Ministry of Culture has considered whether the/proposed/ wider transmission of foreign programmes/received via micr£wave links, long-distance cable
The alleged"addictive fascination" of television does not come into play in the case of foreign programmes simply because, for most viewers,
becomes etwork in order to receive foreign programmes, dependent on a cable n
However, it added the adjective"national" to the word"programmes"1and thereby made it clear that the task of subjecting foreign programmes which may be received in Germany to the national requirements regarding balance cannot fall to the German legislator.
Whether Community law can recognize non discriminatory rules on transmissions, in the country concerned, of both domestic and foreign programmes as in the general interest depends on whether the rules include requirements designed to protect one
be included first and those from other Member States afterwards, or that such a foreign programme may be displaced from the cable system in favour of a new domestic programme e.g. by withdrawing the authorization.
In addition, the Academy stimulates study at foreign study programmes.
Offers of foreign television programmes were, in fact, the main driving force behind the development of cable networks in the Community.