Примери за използване на Videoconferencing equipment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Access to videoconferencing equipment.
Today, many lawyers andarbitrators have access to videoconferencing equipment.
The videoconferencing equipment is also capable of recording videoconferences.
Operation of the videoconferencing equipment.
Especially before any large-scale purchase,implementation and roll-out of videoconferencing equipment.
Technical details of the videoconferencing equipment used by the requesting court, namely.
Obviously the courtrooms will still need to be fitted with videoconferencing equipment. .
This person can operate the videoconferencing equipment and make minor adjustments to the settings.
This section of the Guide discusses the technical aspects of videoconferencing and videoconferencing equipment.
In several Member States videoconferencing equipment is widely available in court rooms.
If technically possible,the documents could be presented by using a separate document camera as a part of the videoconferencing equipment.
This guide covers the use of videoconferencing equipment in cross-border court proceedings in the European Union.
Provision, installation and maintenance of computer, communication and multimedia equipment, professional videoconferencing equipment, Video Walls in Bulgaria and neighboring countries.
This guide covers the use of videoconferencing equipment in cross-border court proceedings in the European Union.
If the party and his or her lawyer are not present at the same site, they should be able to conduct private talks using for example secure phone line,mobile phone or, if possible, separate videoconferencing equipment.
The planning, procurement and installation of videoconferencing equipment for courtrooms.
The videoconferencing equipment should where possible be integrated with the established courtroom working arrangements and infrastructure.
The attached document contains technical information about the videoconferencing equipment installed in the different courts.
All videoconferencing equipment is linked to a central unit in the IT department of the Federal Ministry of Justice(BMJ- Bundesministerium für Justiz).
There is always a need to have contacts between the technical experts of the respective courts, prisons or other videoconferencing locations in good time before the videoconference, in order tobe sure that the videoconferencing equipment is functioning properly(cameras, microphones, screens, ISDN lines, etc).
The LB and B2 purchased IT and videoconferencing equipment necessary for organizing the forthcoming BG and RO language training to be conducted.
The use of videoconferencing equipment provides courts with greater flexibility for when and how witnesses or experts from other Member States are required to give evidence.
Information on national facilities that enables practitioners to find out whether videoconferencing equipment is available in a specific court in another Member State(information in this section is based on input provided by Ministries of Justice in all Member States);
The use of videoconferencing equipment provides courts with greater flexibility for when and how witnesses or experts from other Member States are required to give evidence.
In order to facilitate the use of videoconferencing equipment, all equipment components should as far as possible be standardised on the basis of the same types of equipment and the same configuration.
The use of videoconferencing equipment will provide the courts with greater flexibility for when and how expert witnesses from other Member States are required to give evidence.
The guide discusses practical considerations on the use of videoconferencing equipment that is of particular interest to legal professionals and court staff, and then examines technical aspects that are of specific interest to technical staff.
Where the videoconferencing equipment to be used is not supplied by the requesting court, all costs of the transmission, including the costs of hiring equipment and technical personnel to operate it, will initially be the responsibility of, and must be met by the authority requesting the videoconference.
Equipment should be positioned in such a way that cases can still be handled without videoconferencing in the relevant courtroom.
In cases in which the application to use videoconferencing also seeks to have the videoconference proceedings recorded, the requesting authority is obliged to arrange for recording equipment to be provided to the requested authority where necessary so that the evidence can be recorded by the requested authority in the correct format.