Примери за използване на Disabled end-users на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ensuring comparable access and choice for disabled end-users.
(ga) details on how disabled end-users can obtain information on products and services designed for them;
Providers of digital TV services andequipment to cooperate in the provision of interoperable TV services for disabled end-users.';
Ensure that access for disabled end-users to emergency services is equivalent to that enjoyed by other end-users. .
Providers of digital television services andequipment shall cooperate in the provision of interoperable television services for disabled end-users.
Equivalence in disabled end-users' access to services should be guaranteed to the level available to other end-users. .
Publicly available telephone services also include means of communication specifically intended for disabled end-users using text relay or total conversation services.
Ensure that access for disabled end-users to emergency services is equivalent to that enjoyed by other end-users. .
MS may oblige NRAs to assess the general need andthe specific requirements, of such specific measures for disabled end-users.
Member States shall ensure that access for disabled end-users to emergency services is comparable to that enjoyed by other end-users. .
Member States should introduce measures to promote the creation of a market for widely available products andservices incorporating facilities for disabled end-users.
Member States shall ensure that disabled end-users are able to access services provided under the“116” numbering range to the greatest extent possible.
These require member states to ensure that access to, and affordability of,electronic communications services for disabled end-users is equivalent to the level enjoyed by other end-users. .
Member States shall enable relevant national authorities to specify,where appropriate, requirements to be met by undertakings providing publicly available electronic communication services to ensure that disabled end-users.
Member States shall ensure that access for disabled end-users to emergency services is comparable to that enjoyed by other end-users. .
Member States may oblige national regulatory authorities to assess the general need and the specific requirements, including the extent andconcrete form of such specific measures for disabled end-users.
To this end, access should be functionally equivalent,such that disabled end-users benefit from the same usability of services as other end-users, but by different means.
In order to ensure that disabled end-users are able to access emergency services while travelling in other Member States, the measures taken may include ensuring compliance with relevant standards or specifications published in accordance with the provisions of Article 17 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive).
Member States may take specific measures,in the light of national conditions, to ensure that disabled end-users can also take advantage of the choice of undertakings and service providers available to the majority of end-users. .
Measures taken to facilitate disabled end-users' access to such services whilst travelling in other Member States shall be based on compliance with relevant standards or specifications published in accordance with Article 17 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive).
One way among others of achieving this is, with reference to European standards, introducing electronic accessibility(eAccessibility) requirements for public procurement procedures andtendering services in accordance with legislation upholding the rights of the disabled end-users.
In order to be able to adopt andimplement specific arrangements for disabled end-users, Member States shall encourage the availability of terminal equipment offering the necessary services and functions.';
This can be achieved, inter alia, by referring to European standards, introducing electronic accessibility(eAccessibility) requirements for public procurement procedures andcalls for tender relating to the provision of services, and by implementing legislation upholding the rights of disabled end-users.
Measures taken to facilitate disabled end-users' access to such services whilst travelling in other Member States may include ensuring compliance with relevant standards or specifications published in accordance with the provisions of Article 17 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive).
Member States shall ensure that national regulatory authorities are, after taking account of the views of interested parties, able to require undertakings that provide publicly available electronic communications networks and/or services to publish comparable, adequate and up-to-date information for end-users onthe quality of their services and measures taken to ensure comparable access for disabled end-users.
Such requirements may include, in particular,that undertakings ensure that disabled end-users take advantage of their services on equivalent terms and conditions, including prices and tariffs, as those offered to their other end-users, irrespective of any additional costs incurred by them.
In order to ensure that disabled end-users are able to access emergency services while travelling in other Member States, the measures taken may include ensuring compliance with relevant standards or specifications published in accordance with the provisions of Article 17 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive).
Member States may impose reasonable“must carry” obligations, for the transmission of specified radio and television broadcast channels and complementary services,particularly accessibility services to enable appropriate access for disabled end-users, on undertakings under their jurisdiction providing electronic communications networks used for the distribution of radio or television broadcast channels to the public where a significant number of end-users of such networks use them as their principal means to receive radio and television broadcast channels.
In order to ensure that disabled end-users benefit from competition and the choice of service providers enjoyed by the majority of end-users, relevant national authorities should specify, where appropriate and in light of national conditions, consumer protection requirements to be met by undertakings providing publicly available electronic communications services.
Such requirements may include, in particular,that undertakings ensure that disabled end-users take advantage of their services on the same terms and conditions, including prices and tariffs, as those offered to their other end-users, and charge equivalent prices for their services, irrespective of any additional costs incurred by them.