Sentence examples for broadcasting and education from inspiring English sources

The loosening of restrictions against the Kurdish language in broadcasting and education is still tentative.

Steps to ease bans on Kurdish broadcasting and education followed, and vast sums were poured into Kurdish regions.

The Scottish government has allocated funds to support Gaelic, notably in broadcasting and education, and it also has provided grants to Scots-language organizations.

Some cases were launched even after the Turkish parliament, under heavy pressure from the European Union, in August passed a series of reforms that scrapped bans on broadcasting and education in the Kurdish language.

The press has been unusually critical of an official ruling that the Kurdish language is just a sort of cousin of Turkish, which it isn't.A few intrepid souls have even dared to suggest that an easing of the current restrictions on broadcasting and education in Kurdish will not be enough to win back the loyalty of the country's 12m or more Kurds.

*Failed to agree to extend the qualified majority voting to sensitive areas of taxation and social security, immigration and border controls, culture, broadcasting, health and education.

The White House refused to accept many of the most radical cuts in the original House bill, including deep reductions to Head Start, AmeriCorps, Pell grants, public broadcasting and competitive education programs.

The MOMocrats are a diverse group with professional backgrounds in law, journalism, broadcasting, film, writing, and education, among other professions.

Caro also listed public schools and education, public broadcasting, public transport – "a huge issue in Warringah" – and public health as other issues she would campaign on, as well as refugee policy.

The example of Good's case added to criticism of arbitrary presidentialism, reinforced by the ongoing critique of insufficient representation of ethnic minorities and their languages in education, broadcasting, and the advisory House of Chiefs.

The old Ministry of Fun has policy responsibility for museums, galleries and libraries, the built heritage, the arts, sport, education, broadcasting and the media and tourism, as well as the creative industries and the National Lottery.