Esimerkkejä Switchover käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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There is no single switchover pattern or formula.
The objective should be to achieve a fast and efficient switchover.
Switchover may affect these general interests.
To continue discussions on how to achieve early switchover;
Switchover implies much more than a technical migration.
It smuggled security men on board the ships to force the staff to accept this switchover.
Rapid switchover brings immediate benefits at Member State level.
Although I support this report, there needs to be parity when such a switchover takes place.
In some EU countries switchover could be a long process and its outcome is uncertain.
So the latter have little incentive to internalise the costs and contribute to the switchover.
Trying to force switchover against industry and users' interest may lead to unsustainable outcomes.
A key question is whether public authorities should intervene to accelerate switchover and/ or otherwise influence the process.
Switchover affects all segments in the broadcasting value-chain, namely: content production, transmission and reception.
However, the EU will continue monitoring switchover and supporting digital broadcasting developments in Europe.12.
The switchover from unanimity to qualified majority will merely enhance the decision-making capacity of the institutions.
In 2009, the Commission published a report by an ad hoc expert group on the switchover from institutional to community-based care.
So switchover progress in some countries, and all its attendant benefits, may be held up by slower migration in neighbour countries.
With regard to digital TV, some broadcasters considered that platform interoperability and openness are necessary, but not sufficient,to achieve digital switchover.
The earlier the switchover process is started and the shorter the transitional period, the sooner the benefits described above are realised.
Likewise, various departments in national andinternational administrations are interested in switchover insofar as it affects the achievement of policy objectives.
Switchover also concerns many industry players, such as content creators, service providers, network operators or equipment manufacturers.
In practical terms, a consistent application of EU regulations should avoid that the switchover creates distortions in markets which are underpinned by spectrum availability.
Switchover will stimulate innovation and growth of the consumer equipment market, and contribute to the renewed Lisbon agenda.
This chapter addresses general strategy and co-ordination in section 2.1, andin section 2.2 suggests policy orientations for Member States to facilitate the switchover.
For instance, switchover policy offers the opportunity to stimulate migration to wide-screen in parallel with migration to digital television.
Digital terrestrial TV in Europe suffered from a number of false starts, butsustainable business models are now emerging and switchover is gaining pace.
But before such time, switchover may actually aggravate spectrum scarcity insofar as analogue and digital broadcasts are‘simulcast' in parallel.
Monitoring: Wider technological choice and multi-platform environments calls for more detailed monitoring efforts for example on national level Digital TV Switchover Plans.
The other significant benefit that switchover brings is the additional spectrum capacity released in particular by switch-off of analogue terrestrial television.
As indicated, policy transparency improves certainty for market players(including consumers), encourages co-ordinated action, andultimately facilitates the switchover.