Примери за използване на Providers of electronic communications networks на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Providers of electronic communications networks and services may process electronic communications data if.
Co-location and sharing of network elements andassociated facilities for providers of electronic communications networks.
Providers of electronic communications networks and services shall be permitted to process electronic communications data only if.
Share the net cost of universal service obligations between providers of electronic communications networks and services.
(104) Permits issued to providers of electronic communications networks and services allowing them to gain access to public or private property are essential factors for the establishment of electronic communications networks or new network elements.
(b) to share the net cost of universal service obligations between providers of electronic communications networks and services.
Providers of electronic communications networks or services to end users shall register and store information about telecommunications traffic generated or processed in the provider's network, so that this information can be used as part of the investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses.
Sharing the net costs of universal service obligations between providers of electronic communications networks and services is another method.
In that regard, Member States should have a coherent approach in establishing those charges or fees in order not to provide an undue financial burden linked to the general authorisation procedure orrights of use for providers of electronic communications networks and services.
But it will probably come as a surprise that all“providers of electronic communications networks and services” in Denmark until recently were subject to Retention Order.
(b) ensure ensuring that, in similar circumstances,there is no discrimination in the treatment of undertakings providing providers of electronic communications networks and services;
Member States that retain ownership orcontrol of undertakings providing providers of electronic communications networks and/or services shall ensure effective structural separation of the regulatory function from activities associated with ownership or control.
(13) The right of subscribers to withdraw from their contracts without penalty refers to modifications in contractual conditions which are imposed by the providers of electronic communications networks and/or services.
The intervention of a national regulatory authority in the resolution of a dispute between providers of electronic communications networks or services or associated facilities in a Member State should seek to ensure compliance with the obligations arising under this Directive.
(14) Member States are neither obliged to grant nor prevented from granting rights to use numbers from the national numbering plan orrights to install facilities to undertakings other than providers of electronic communications networks or services.
This Directive does not prejudice whether radio spectrum is assigned directly to providers of electronic communications networks or services or to entities that use these networks or services.
Providers of electronic communications networks and services may need a confirmation of their rights under the general authorisation with respect to interconnection and rights of way, in particular to facilitate negotiations with other, regional or local, levels of government or with service providers in other Member States.
Bearing in mind that the successful application of adequate security is not a one-off exercise but a continuous process of implementation,review and updating, the providers of electronic communications networks and services should be required to take measures to safeguard their integrity and security in accordance with the assessed risks, taking into account the state of the art of such measures.
(25) Providers of electronic communications networks and services may need a confirmation of their rights under the general authorisation with respect to interconnection and rights of way, in particular to facilitate negotiations with other, regional or local, levels of government or with service providers in other Member States.
National regulatory orother competent authorities may also grant rights of use for numbering resources from the national numbering plans for the provision of specific services to undertakings other than providers of electronic communications networks or services, provided that adequate numbering resources are made available to satisfy current and foreseeable future demand.
Where Member States require notification by providers of electronic communications networks or services when they start their activities, such notification should not entail administrative cost for the providers and could be made available via an entry point at the website of the competent authorities.
The notification referred to in paragraph 3 shall not entail more than a declaration by a legal or natural person to BEREC of the intention to commence the provision of electronic communications networks or services and the submission of the minimal information which is required to allow BEREC andthe national regulatory authority to keep a register or list of providers of electronic communications networks and services.
Each of the Directives currently contains measures applicable to providers of electronic communications networks and of electronic communications services, consistently with the regulatory history of the sector under which undertakings were vertically integrated i.e. active in both the provision of networks and of services.
The notification referred to in paragraph 3 shall not entail more than a declaration by a natural or legal person to the national regulatory or other competent authority of the intention to start the provision of electronic communications networks or services and the submission of the minimal information which is requiredto allow BEREC and that authority to keep a register or list of providers of electronic communications networks and services.
Specific obligations which may be imposed on providers of electronic communications networks and services under Articles 5(1), 5(2), 6 and 8 of Directive 2002/19/EC(Access Directive) and►M1 Article 17 of Directive 2002/22/EC(Universal Service Directive)◄ or on those designated to provide universal service under the said Directive shall be legally separate from the rights and obligations under the general authorisation.
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Permanent Stakeholders Group The Management Board, acting on a proposal by the Executive Director, sets up a Permanent Stakeholders' Group composed of recognised experts representing the relevant stakeholders,such as the ICT industry, providers of electronic communications networks or services available to the public, consumer groups, academic experts in network and information security, and representatives of national regulatory authorities notified under Directive 2002/21/EC as well as of law enforcement and privacy protection authorities.
The reform of the Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications introduces a new concept to EU data protection and privacy rules: a mandatory notification of personal data breaches by providers of electronic communications services and networks.
A Party that retains ownership or control of providers of electronic communication networks or services shall ensure effective structural separation of the regulatory function from activities associated with ownership or control.
This Directive does not prejudice whether radio frequencies are assigned directly to providers of electronic communication networks or services or to entities that use these networks or services.