spreading of information

The spreading of information about the camp was severely prosecuted during Soviet rule.

The people of the township also has mobile news service facility that ensures better connectivity and effective spreading of information.

Its goals include the spreading of information that would assist professional military institutions of advanced learning (e.g. military academies and staff colleges).

Another thing which many seem to have overlooked is the role new technology can play in taking over the spreading of information about campaigns and even facilitating campaigning itself.

While the precise contents of this reform are unclear, they could have included the spreading of information about agricultural practices, thus encouraging more productive methods of farming.

"And, they said, because of the expansion of business, the rapid spreading of information, and the resulting reduction of prejudice, it would make 'war a thing almost impossible.'"

They are awarded in recognition of "outstanding services rendered in connection with the spreading of information about Norway abroad and for strengthening the bonds between expatriate Norwegians and their home country".

There is also the spreading of information about the social movement through social media and word of mouth about NGOs, organizations and movement groups working to help alleviate the effects of globalization.

The goal of a GOS is to open the spreading of information among employees of a company by providing equal access to geographic representation and database information about customers and equipment to ensure the deliverance of services.

I hope that the Commission will take up these proposals, and that the European patent will promote the spreading of information, benefit technology and guarantee legal certainty. If the committee's ideas are taken up, I am confident that this will be the case.

He who possesses or through payment or through the internet or a similar system for spreading of information makes himself known with 'objectionable' photographs or film, other 'objectionable' visual recordings or similar of persons under 18 years is punished with fine or prison until 1 year.