cultural event

European cultural event

Cultural and Sports Events.

1.9.4. Memorials are simply structured statues, plaques or other monuments intended to mark a historical event, a cultural event or any other significant occurrence or for a public event.

g) participation to cultural and sports events.

a) encouraging art exhibitions and other cultural events,

Concerts, exhibitions, festivals and other cultural events.

The Parties shall encourage cooperation in cultural activities, participation in events and cultural exchanges between cultural operators from South Africa and the European Union.";

The Fund for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict

Committee for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict

The Committee for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict is hereby established.

Conscious of the need to improve the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict and to establish an enhanced system of protection for specifically designated cultural property;

Second Protocol to the Hague Convention of 1954 for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict

The Pljevlja Cultural Centre extends over a surface of more than 4,000 square metres; it is available to public institutions and the population for the organisation of educational, cultural and other events.

Transport of accessories and other goods for theaters, music and other cultural events, circus and film shows and radio or TV performances;

3. A temporary works is envisaged on an existing building plot or on land on which seasonal tourism activities, events or other similar cultural, sporting or entertainment events are held.

(c) ` Convention` means the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, done at The Hague on 14 May 1954;

(k) ` First Protocol` means the Protocol for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict done at The Hague on 14 May 1954;

Considering that the rules governing the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict should reflect developments in international law;

The Contracting Parties shall endeavour to acquire a better knowledge of the culture of the other Contracting Party and encourage cultural contacts and events of all types.

(b) all feasible precautions are taken in the choice of means and methods of attack, with a view to terminating such use and avoiding, or in any event minimising, damage to the cultural property;

The project design shall include a contingency plan that will ensure conservation of underwater cultural heritage and supporting documentation in the event of any interruption of anticipated funding.

The project design shall include a contingency plan that will ensure conservation of underwater cultural heritage and supporting documentation in the event of any interruption or termination of the project.

The receiving Contracting Party shall cover the costs of accommodation, services and food supply, transportation on the territory of his country, as well as the costs of cultural events foreseen in the agreed agenda.

(b) take all feasible precautions in the choice of means and methods of attack with a view to avoiding, and in any event to minimizing, incidental damage to cultural property protected under Article 4 of the Convention;

Desiring to provide the High Contracting Parties to the Convention with a means of being more closely involved in the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict by establishing appropriate procedures therefor;

Considering that the protection of the historical regional or minority languages of Europe, some of which are in danger of eventual extinction, contributes to the maintenance and development of Europe's cultural wealth and traditions;

Reaffirming the importance of the provisions of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, done at the Hague on 14 May 1954, and emphasizing the necessity to supplement these provisions through measures to reinforce their implementation;

Any Member State, even when it is not responsible under the criteria laid out in this Convention, may, for humanitarian reasons, based in particular on family or cultural grounds, examine an application for asylum at the request of another Member State, provided that the applicant so desires.

In Naples cultural events are as common as traffic violations.

5. Culture (ratings and announcements of cultural events, e.g. gay and lesbian film festival, reviews of films, books and so on).

This form is manifest in one of M. S.'s collective pictures (the event took place in Tuzla) in which 'whores, natives and blacks' appear as a characteristic cultural and artistic group.

However, the Left is not ruled out on political grounds (as is the right wing, which is tolerated as an inevitability), but it is designated as being 'culturally foul', or even unhygienic.

Even though the emergence of women's magazines is related to the appearance of urban, middle class woman, their content and representations extend to various social and cultural environments.

At the same time, halls E and G are the venue for the Vienna festival, one of the leading European festivals since 1951, and the venue for all the major cultural events, including the Viennale Film Festival and modern opera.

The approach of linking Slovenia and Europe is not subtle, as the sites attempt to naturalize the idea of Slovenia as an integral part of Europe, culturally, strategically, economically, and even cartographically (maps do not lie?).

'Since homosexuals don't have children they are not very thrifty and like to spend money on most diverse pleasures; they are fervent visitors of cultural events and, as a rule, spend a lot of money on home decoration' (75, Delo, 1996).

Firstly, the forest has no such positive connotations (in our cultural environment these vary from placidity to complexity, sometimes even danger), and secondly, the colors of the fall simply do not promise an exceptionally attractive future.

This can be a mass of 'ordinary people' with 'ordinary common sense' (in the case of populist newspresenters), or informed and relatively well-educated citizens who dispose of sufficient cultural capital to be able to interpret events in their contexts.

Commission Decision 93/195/EEC of 2 February 1993 on animal health conditions and veterinary certification for the re-entry of registered horses for racing, competition and cultural events after temporary export (OJ L 86, 6.4.1993, p. 1), as amended by:

It's not a denial of the global space, it is not a denial of the American cultural influence, but it is to make sure that Canadian stories, Canadian history and Canadian events are given a Canadian interpretation" (Robert Rabinovitch, World Screen News, 2001, 4:48).

This is a supreme cultural product of the Slovenian post-socialist environment, which is otherwise quite advanced in terms of discourse as well as in other respects. It had started to materialize and take shape even before the guns on the Bosnian battlefields were hushed, and even before the blood dried on the butchers' knives of the murderers from the largest slaughterhouse in Europe after WWII.

The Magnus section of the Škuc Forumwas constituted, along with the gay scene, as a part of the then alternative culture and new social movements, which was a course of events not typical of global gay and lesbian movements. As Nataša Velikonja (1999) observed, the usual course of events in western metropolises was first the concentration of the gay and lesbian population followed by the formation of a critical mass and finally by political, social and cultural upgrading.

The Nightwatch column in fact does not open 'as is usual', say with murders, accidents, robberies and rapes, but with all-embracing comments on outstanding political, cultural, social and other events and phenomena, which are - this is probably a relic of the traditional understanding of the Nightwatch type of columns (continuity) - artificially supplemented with the telegraphic presentation of police crime reports.

cultural events.

(e) cultural events;

organisation of cultural events,

organization of cultural events,

promoting cultural events and exchanges,

encouragement of cultural events and cultural and academic exchanges.