Примери за използване на Use of radio spectrum на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Harmonising the use of radio spectrum;
Use of radio spectrum efficiently(Article 3(2)).
Promote efficient use of radio spectrum;
Efficient use of radio spectrum to avoid interference(Article 3(2)).
Safeguard efficient use of radio spectrum; or.
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Republic of Bulgaria has transposed the EC decisions relating to the use of radio spectrum.
Effective and efficient use of radio spectrum(Article 3.2).
Member States shall cooperate with each other and with the Commission in the strategic planning,coordination and harmonisation of the use of radio spectrum in the Union.
Its aim is strategic planning and harmonisation of the use of radio spectrum to ensure the functioning of the internal market.
Including more ambitious targets in the ongoing reform of the European Union Telecoms Rules anddeveloping a common approach to the management of the use of radio spectrum in the Union;
Member States should be able to lay down such conditions for the use of radio spectrum in individual rights of use or in the general authorisation.
Where the use of radio spectrum has been harmonised through the application of the Decision No 676/2002/EC or other Union measures, any such transfer shall comply with such harmonised use. .
(c) the avoidance of inefficient use of radio spectrum;▌.
With a view to ensuring optimal use of radio spectrum, Member States should therefore set reserve prices in a way that leads to the efficient assignment of the rights, irrespective of the type of selection procedure used. .
The effective, efficient and coordinated use of radio spectrum;
Justifications referring to effective and efficient use of radio spectrum and technological evolution could rely on technical implementing measures adopted under Decision No 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(24).
Such coexistence is foreseen in the revised GSM Directive on the use of radio spectrum for mobile services(IP/09/1192).
Sufficiently long duration of authorisations for the use of radio spectrum should increase investment predictability to contribute to faster network roll-out and better services, as well as stability to support radio spectrum trading and leasing.
Those time limits shall be without prejudice to any applicable international agreements relating to the use of radio spectrum and satellite coordination.
To preserve effective and efficient use of radio spectrum, Member States should not grant rights where their review indicates applicants' inability to comply with the conditions, without prejudice to the possibility of facilitating time-limited experimental use. .
The event, held every three or four years,is a forum for revision of the international treaty that governs use of radio spectrum and communications satellite orbits.
Conditions for the use of radio spectrum, in conformity with Article 7 of Directive 2014/53/EU, where such use is not made subject to the granting of individual rights of use in accordance with Articles 46(1) and 48 of this Directive.
National competent authorities should, however, always ensure the effective and efficient use of radio spectrum and avoid distortion of competition through anti-competitive hoarding.
The Radio Spectrum Decision defines the policy and regulatory tools to ensure the coordinationof policy approaches and harmonised conditions for the availability and efficient use of radio spectrum for the internal market.
Union measures to harmonise the conditions of availability and efficient use of radio spectrum for wireless broadband communications pursuant to Decision 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and the Council have not been sufficient to address this problem.
For these purposes, where appropriate, legislative multiannual radio spectrum policy programmes should be established to set out the policy orientations andobjectives for the strategic planning and harmonisation of the use of radio spectrum in the Community.
Such programmes shall set out the policy orientations andobjectives for the strategic planning and harmonisation of the use of radio spectrum in accordance with the provisions of this Directive and the Specific Directives.
(72) Lack of coordination between Member States when organising the use of radio spectrum in their territory can, if not solved through bilateral Member States negotiations, create large‑scale interference issues severely impacting on the development of the Digital Single Market.
Allowing the use of a radio spectrum band entails assigning radio spectrum under a general authorisation regime orindividual rights of use in order to permit the use of radio spectrum as soon as the assignment process is completed.
Member States shall promote the harmonisation of use of radio spectrum across the Union, consistent with the need to ensure effective and efficient use thereof and in pursuit of competition and other benefits for the consumer such as economies of scale and interoperability of services and networks.