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[...] production of writing, printing and copy paper of [...]

Key strategies for ICT use by the poor include (1) linking ICT centres with various types of community media, including print and both cable radio and television; (2) building on existing assets and networks of the poor, particularly women’s self-help groups (SHGs) and local youth clubs; (3) strengthening horizontal linkages, for instance between the poor and state universities and more broadly within the community-at-large; (4) strategically locating ICT facilities, in women’s homes, in local railway stations and various types of local schools; and (5) innovating adaptations and new applications of technology, [...]

[...] [...] institutions; to use their name and family name in their own languages; to have traditional local names, names of streets and settlements and topographic names written in their languages, in areas where they make a significant majority of population; to receive complete, timely and objective information in their language, including the right to express, receive, send and exchange information and ideas; and to establish their own mass media.

[...] [...] Department for General Assembly and Conference Management, established in 2010 to examine the entire publishing process in the United Nations Secretariat and to find ways to make it more efficient by: (i) combining publications; (ii) conducting an analysis of the need for a publication; and (iii) increased use of website publishing, with a view to reducing printed publications.

[...] should continue to support and promote both “new” and “traditional” media (print, radio and television), which played a fundamental role in the consolidation of [...] [...]

[...] of information, using print and electronic mass media, promote relations [...] [...]

[...] time, however, the Committee notes that more traditional means of communication (i.e. radio and print media) remain an important part of efforts to ensure that the message of the Organization is effectively [...]

[...] preservation of his corpse that he may return and use it, who provide an indestructible tomb as a home or shelter for his Ka, who supply food and drink for his sustenance, offer up prayers and sacrifices for his benefit, and aid his memory by inscribing on the walls of the tomb, or writing on rolls of papyrus enclosed in the wrappings of the mummy, chapters from the Book of the Dead.

[...] [...] orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, [...]

[...] [...] identify local print media outlets that were open to reprinting its [...]

[...] [...] Secretary-General Sha Zukang, has convened a task force that will develop and implement a system-wide communications strategy for the conference, including common key messages; coordinate media events and public awareness-raising activities; and facilitate the development of joint or shared information products, in print, online and multimedia formats.

This calligraphic fragment includes three distinct text panels all executed in Nasta'liq script: one written in black ink [...] [...]

Dina is also familiar with computer skills, types and prints her own work.

Welcomes the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on indigenous issues,1 and requests the [...] [...]

[...] Secretary-General to undertake a comprehensive review of printing and publishing and translation services, including, inter alia, full costing of in- and out-of-house printing, publishing and [...] [...]

[...] [...] involving the use of print, audio-visual or electronic media or any other [...]

In addition, the Government has cooperated with international NGOs, international donors, and many embassies of friend countries through promotion of human rights, child rights, and roles of man and woman in the family and the society via printing press, radio, television, slogans, pictures, and solved problems caused by domestic violence and other breach of laws.

[...] Constitution, which guarantees the freedom to express opinions, make speeches, write, print and publicize, and the freedom of assembly and association.

[...] [...] aggressively utilizing print and out-of-home advertising, as well as an in-depth social media campaign.

A number of participants stressed in particular the need to overcome linguistic barriers that prevent access to and exchange of scientific knowledge and to promote the production of scientific works in other languages than the present scientific lingua franca.

[...] [...] orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, [...]

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[...] [...] orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, [...]

[...] [...] of services, such as the development, printing and distribution of primary textbooks, development of civic, [...] [...]

Deplores the use of the print, audio-visual and electronic media, including the [...] [...]

The decrease of $2,800,000 under internal reproduction supplies reflects the implementation of various cost-avoidance measures, such as the enforcement of page limits, the move towards printing on demand and the introduction of electronic distribution systems and electronic media (including multimedia) in the production process.

[...] [...] linguistically relevant, the production and publication of educational materials, both printed and audio-visual, in indigenous languages and in bilingual editions, and initial and [...]