Примери за използване на General authorisations на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Member States shall facilitate the use of radio frequencies under general authorisations.
(44) General authorisations should only contain conditions which are specific to the electronic communications sector.
It is likely that the UK will be part of a privileged group of countries for export control, so thatit will probably be possible to use general authorisations in many cases.
However, these general authorisations are also intended to enable European exporters and small and medium-sized enterprises to plan reliably.
Member States may need to amend rights, conditions, procedures, charges andfees relating to general authorisations and rights of use where this is objectively justified.
Spectrum allocations, general authorisations and individual rights of use which existed by 25 May 2011 shall be subject to Article 9a.
(53) Member States may need to amend rights, conditions, procedures, charges andfees relating to general authorisations and rights of use where this is objectively justified.
General authorisations entitle undertakings providing electronic communications networks and services to the public to negotiate interconnection under the conditions of this Directive.
For services which fall outside the scope of the universal service,Member States may introduce general authorisations to the extent necessary to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements.
Shared use can be based on general authorisations or licence-exempt use allowing, under specific sharing conditions, several users to access and use the same radio spectrum in different geographic areas or at different moments in time.
For services which are outside the scope of the universal service as defined in Article 3,Member States may introduce general authorisations to the extent necessary in order to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements.
(71) The conditions, which may be attached to general authorisations and individual rights of use, should be limited to what is strictly necessary to ensure compliance with requirements and obligations under national law and Union law.
For non-reserved services which are outside the scope of the universal service as defined in Article 3,Member States may introduce general authorisations to the extent necessary in order to guarantee compliance with the essential requirements.
In carrying out this review,competent national authorities should balance the interests of the rights holders with the need to foster the introduction of spectrum trading as well as the more flexible use of spectrum through general authorisations where possible.
Member States should be allowed to use general authorisations and individual licences whenever justified and proportionate to the objective pursued.
Individual rights of use should be considered, for example, when favourable propagation characteristics of the radio spectrum orthe envisaged power level of the transmission imply that general authorisations cannot address the interference concerns in light of the required quality of service.
Where technical measures to improve receiver resilience can enable the use of general authorisations or enable spectrum sharing, these should be applied and the systematic recourse to non-protection, non-interference provisions should be avoided.
For instance, One of the examples where individual rights of use should be considered when favourable propagation characteristics of the radio spectrum orthe envisaged power level of the transmission means that the required quality of service prevents general authorisations from addressing the interference concerns.
Mr President, Commissioner,the Dual-Use Regulation under debate provides for the acquisition of general authorisations for non-critical items and technologies that are exported to third countries and fulfil a dual purpose.
As restrictions or withdrawals of general authorisations or rights may have significant consequences for their holders, the competent authorities should take particular care and assess in advance the potential harm that such measures may cause before adopting such measures.
Minor amendments to rights and obligations are amendments which are mainly administrative,do not change the substantial nature of the general authorisations and the individual rights of use and thus cannot generate any competitive advantage over other undertakings.
(47) The conditions that could be attached to general authorisations should cover specific conditions governing accessibility for end-users with disabilities and the need of public authorities and emergency services to communicate between themselves and with the general public before, during and after major disasters.
Paragraphs 3 and 4 shall apply to spectrum allocated to be used for electronic communications services, general authorisations issued and individual rights of use of radio frequencies granted after 25 May 2011.
It is necessary to include the rights andobligations of undertakings under general authorisations explicitly in such authorisations in order to ensure a level playing field throughout the Community and to facilitate cross-border negotiation of interconnection between public communications networks.
In practical terms, the programme will facilitate spectrum availability, maximise the flexibility andincrease the efficiency of its use based on general authorisations, avoid distortion of competition and avoid harmful interference and disturbance, as well as harmonise technical conditions and protect health.
(46) It is necessary to include the rights andobligations of undertakings under general authorisations explicitly in such authorisations in order to ensure a level playing field throughout the Union and to facilitate cross-border negotiation of interconnection between public communications networks.
After the five-year period referred to in paragraph 1, Member States shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that Article 9(3) and(4)apply to all remaining general authorisations or individual rights of use and spectrum allocations used for electronic communications services which existed on 25 May 2011.
Where application of paragraph 1 results in a reduction of the rights or an extension of the general authorisations and individual rights of use already in existence, Member States may extend the validity of those authorisations and rights until 30 September 2012 at the latest, provided that the rights of other undertakings under Community law are not affected thereby.
Technical measures such as solutions to improve receiver resilience might enable the use of general authorisations or radio spectrum sharing, and possibly avoid systematic recourse to the non-interference and non-protection principle.
Member States shall ensure that the rights, conditions andprocedures concerning general authorisations and rights of use or rights to install facilities may only be amended in objectively justified cases and in a proportionate manner.