Betekenis van:
pluralism

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. they contribute to pluralism and cultural diversity within the Netherlands (…)’.
2. More specifically, the instruments chosen by Member States should contribute to the promotion of media pluralism.
3. they shall ensure pluralism in their programming by including all types of programme and catering for all audiences,
4. Aid granted under this scheme aims at preserving the information pluralism within the meaning of Article 21 of the Italian Constitution.
5. respect for pluralism in the audiovisual sector, and, in particular, the creation of free radio stations outside cities, and the revision of the press law,
6. The arguments that the aid is needed to achieve digitisation of broadcasting transmission and to promote pluralism are not specific to the terrestrial platform.
7. A media literate society would be at the same time a stimulus and a precondition for pluralism and independence in the media.
8. Lifting legal and economic barriers to entry, ensuring an effective anti-trust policy and promoting pluralism are more effective instruments in this respect.
9. All actions adopted pursuant to this programme should be compatible with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and, in particular, Article 11 thereof on freedom of expression and media pluralism.
10. They are clearly defined and legitimate, in that they are aimed both at satisfying the democratic, social and cultural needs of French society and at ensuring pluralism, including cultural and linguistic diversity, within the meaning of the Protocol.
11. Furthermore, the stated aim of the aid is to preserve information pluralism, which is an objective enshrined in Article 11 paragraph 2 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union [42].
12. The French authorities claimed that the State was forced to intervene in order to ensure the continued operation of the public channels and performance of their public service tasks, thereby maintaining pluralism.
13. Article 21 of the Italian Constitution, which guarantees the freedom of expression and pluralism as right to exert a fundamental democratic liberty; and the Italian authorities state that publishing products are a means to exert this right [32].
14. This Directive does not affect measures taken at Community level or at national level, in conformity with Community law, to protect or promote cultural or linguistic diversity or media pluralism.
15. Since these alternative platforms have greater transmission capacity, it even appears that they are more suitable for achieving a quick and smooth switch-over process and ensuring pluralism through a broad range of broadcasting channels.