Примери за използване на Use for radio spectrum на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Transfer or lease of individual rights of use for radio spectrum.
(132) Transfer of rights of use for radio spectrum can be an effective means of increasing the efficient use of spectrum. .
National competent authorities shall ensure that the fees for rights of use for radio spectrum, if any.
Without prejudice to paragraph 3, conditions attached to individual rights of use for radio spectrum shall continue to apply after the transfer or lease, unless otherwise specified by the competent authority.
Joint authorisation process to grant individual rights of use for radio spectrum.
Rights of use for radio spectrum should be improved,for the bands which have been harmonised for wireless fixed, nomadic and mobile broadband communications.
Where such information is not provided,the application for the right of use for radio spectrum may be rejected.
(43) When granting rights of use for radio spectrum, numbers or rights to install facilities, the competent authorities should inform the undertakings to whom they grant such rights of the relevant conditions.
The payment arrangements should be specified in an objective, transparent, proportionate andnon-discriminatory manner before opening procedures for the granting of rights of use for radio spectrum.
Information regarding compliance with coverage obligations attached to rights of use for radio spectrum is key to ensure completeness of the geographical surveys of network deployments▌.
When granting rights of use for radio spectrum, for numbering resources or rights to install facilities, the competent authorities should inform the undertakings to which they grant such rights of the relevant conditions.
Without prejudice to paragraph 5, the national competent authorities shall take into account and, where necessary, shall reconcile the following regulatory principles whenestablishing authorisation conditions and procedures for rights of use for radio spectrum.
(95) Fees imposed on undertakings for rights of use for radio spectrum can influence decisions about whether to seek such rights and how to make the best use of radio spectrum resources.
Therefore, when notifying a draft measure,national regulatory authorities may provide information on other draft national measures related to the relevant selection procedure for limiting rights of use for radio spectrum which are not covered by the peer review mechanism.
Information regarding compliance with coverage obligations attached to rights of use for radio spectrum is key to ensure completeness of the geographic surveys of network deployments undertaken by national regulatory authorities.
Therefore, the national regulatory or other competent authority should also be able to provide information on other draft national measures oraspects thereof related to the relevant selection procedure for limiting rights of use for radio spectrum which are not covered by the peer review mechanism.
Where the granting of rights of use for radio spectrum needs to be limited, Member States shall grant such rights on the basis of selection criteria and a selection procedure which are objective, transparent, non-discriminatory and proportionate.
General authorisations for the use of radio spectrum may facilitate the most effective use of radio spectrum and foster innovation in some cases and are pro-competitive,whereas individual rights of use for radio spectrum in other cases may be the most appropriate authorisation regime in the presence of certain specific circumstances.
(120) In deciding whether to renew already granted rights of use for radio spectrum, competent authorities should take into account the extent to which renewal would further the objectives of the regulatory framework and other objectives under national and Union law.
Two or several Member States may cooperate with each other and with the Commission and BEREC to meet their obligations under Articles 13, 46 and 54, by jointly establishing the common aspects of an authorisation process andalso jointly conducting the selection process to grant individual rights of use for radio spectrum in line, where applicable with any common timetable established in accordance with Article 53.
(124) Measures taken specifically to promote competition when granting orrenewing rights of use for radio spectrum should be decided by national regulatory authorities, which have the necessary economic, technical and market knowledge.
The responsibility for compliance with the conditions attached to the right of use for radio spectrum and the relevant conditions attached to the general authorisation should in any case lie with the undertaking to which the right of use for radio spectrum has been granted.
They shall ensure that the allocation of, the issuing of general authorisations in respect of, andthe granting of individual rights of use for radio spectrum for electronic communications networks and services by competent authorities are based on objective, transparent, pro-competitive, non-discriminatory and proportionate criteria.
Member States may allow the competent authority to impose fees for the rights of use for radio spectrum or rights to install facilities on, over or under public or private property that are used for the provision of electronic communications networks or services and associated facilities which ensure the optimal use of those resources.
The general authorisation for the provision of electronic communications networks orservices and the rights of use for radio spectrum and rights of use for numbering resources may be subject only to the conditions listed in Annex I. Such conditions shall be non‑discriminatory, proportionate and transparent.
Member States shall ensure that an undertaking'sintention to transfer or lease rights of use for radio spectrum, as well as the effective transfer thereof is notified in accordance with national procedures to the national regulatory authority and to the competent authority responsible for granting individual rights of use if different and is made public.
Member States shall ensure that an undertaking'sintention to transfer or lease rights of use for radio spectrum, as well as the effective transfer thereof is notified in accordance with national procedures to the competent authority and is made public.
An exception to the requirement of open procedures may apply where the granting of individual rights of use for radio spectrum to the providers of radio or television broadcast content services is necessary to achieve a general interest objective as laid down by Member States in accordance with Union law.
Member States should therefore provide for modalities for payment of the fees for rights of use for radio spectrum linked with the actual availability of the resource in a manner that facilitates the investments necessary to promote such development.
Member States should seek to ensure the application, to the best extent possible, of arrangements for the payment of the fees for rights of use for radio spectrum linked with the actual availability of the resource in a manner that supports the investments necessary to promote such infrastructure development and the provision of related services.