Broadcasting Council definition

Broadcasting Council means the Council established under section 14;
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Broadcasting Council means the broadcasting regulatory body established under the Electronic Media Act, Cap. 104;
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Examples of Broadcasting Council in a sentence

  • In the general government sector data deriving from the administrative sources are used, of which among others deriving from information systems of: Ministry of Finance (Rb budgetary reporting), Social Insurance Institution, The Agricultural Social Insurance Fund, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Ministry of Health (survey MZ-03), Ministry of Interior and Administration, Ministry of National Defence, National Health Fund as well as National Broadcasting Council.

  • The Agreement shall be made out in eight copies, one for each of the Television Broadcasters and one for the National Broadcasting Council.

  • The National Broadcasting Council of Poland is the State regulator in the field of radio and television broadcasting.

  • Statement dated September 22, 1997 of the Radio and Television Broadcasting Council of the Czech Republic regarding change of shareholders' structure of United and Philips Communications B.V. KABEL NET BRNO, A.S. Permit for establishing and maintenance of telecommunication equipments ▇▇.

  • Announcement dated May 15, 1997 of the Radio and Television Broadcasting Council of the Czech Republic regarding changes of MMDS licences No. 014/1993 and 051/1993.

  • The Television Broadcasters undertake to jointly notify the National Broadcasting Council of the conclusion of the Agreement.

  • The Four-Shaft Loom BBC Publications Software documentation, teachers' notes, pupil pamphlets and Radiovision notes published at the request of the School Broadcasting Council.

  • TRNAVATEL --------------------------- TRNAVATEL S.R.O. Licence dated September 24, 1993 issued by the Radio and Television Broadcasting Council of the Slovak Republic to SATRO spol.

  • In the non-financial corporations sector data from the administrative system of National Broadcasting Council are used as well as estimates of the Centre for Non-Observed Economy Studies of Statistical Office in Kielce in the range of output, intermediate consumption, wages and salaries for legal entities with number of employees up to 9 persons and medium entities including estimates of hidden economy for these units.