Sentence examples for educational journalistic from inspiring English sources
The law contains an exception for materials with "serious religious, political, scientific, educational, journalistic, historical or artistic value".
For commercial videos the cost will be €2,000, though filming for educational, journalistic or private use will be exempt.
There is an exception for works of "serious religious, political, scientific, educational, journalistic, historical or artistic value".
The law does contain an exception for materials of "serious religious, political, scientific, educational, journalistic, historical or artistic value".
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting supports about 1,500 stations that carry a range of educational, journalistic and arts-related programming.
Content disseminated for educational, journalistic or research purposes should be protected, according to MEPs.
When news organizations do quote from unpublished books, they are typically at liberty to do so under the "fair use" doctrine, which allows small snippets of quotations to be published when the purpose is educational or journalistic.
On the other hand, if animal cruelty videos were banned, it seems that the door would have to shut on virtually any videos for educational or journalistic purposes that depict real violence, hence the court's pronouncement that the law isn't narrowly tailored.
E.W. Scripps was founded in 1878, which doesn't exactly inspire confidence with many of its major newspapers having gone out of business, but it's still ticking, and has teamed up with another old media empire to bring its educational and journalistic content to social games.
Having been a rights holder in written and broadcast material, but also dependent on responsible public interest access for educational and journalistic reasons, he sees how the assertion of rights and the protection of fair use can appear to be opposed.
During the colonial era, metropolitan France was a regular stop on the educational, intellectual and journalistic pilgrimages of a small but significant body of Vietnamese elites.
