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sustaining$552503$ - vertaling naar grieks
A RADIO OR TELEVISION PROGRAM THAT, DESPITE AIRING ON A COMMERCIAL BROADCAST STATION, DOES NOT HAVE COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP OR ADVERTISING
Sustaining Program
sustaining
ραδιοπρόγραμα χωρίς εμπορικής αγγελίας
self sufficient
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
αυτάρκης, μη χρειαζόμενος βοήθεια
self sufficiency
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
αυτάρκεια, ανεξαρτησία
Definitie
life support
¦ noun Medicine maintenance of vital functions following disablement or in an adverse environment.
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Sustaining program
A sustaining program is a radio or television program that, despite airing on a commercial broadcast station, does not have commercial sponsorship or advertising. This term, mostly used in the United States, was common in the early days of radio, but has become unfamiliar owing to the nearly universal use of commercial advertising on radio and television.
