Eksempler på brug af General authorisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Minimum list of rights derived from the general authorisation.
General authorisation of electronic communications networks and services.
Items listed in Part 2 of Annex IV shall not be covered by a general authorisation.
There is no general authorisation for involving slaughterhouse staff in meat inspection.
Subject to the restriction specified in paragraph 3, this authorisation may be an individual,global or general authorisation.
Compliance with the conditions of the general authorisation or of rights of use and with specific obligations.
The general authorisation should only contain conditions which are specific to the electronic communications sector.
By way of derogation from paragraph 3,the competent authority of the Member State may grant to all users a general authorisation for a given.
A general authorisation should be given by virtue of the present Decision to all reproductions falling within certain criteria.
When such undertakings provide electronic communications networks orservices to the public the general authorisation shall also give them the right to.
Conditions attached to the general authorisation and to the rights of use for radio frequencies and for numbers, and specific obligations.
The proposal for a directive apportions the administrative charges between the individual undertakings providing services under a general authorisation.
When a country of destination grants a general authorisation under paragraph 1, it shall forthwith inform the other Member States and the Commission thereof.
Any administrative charges imposed on undertakings providing a service or a network under the general authorisation or to whom a right of use has been granted shall.
General authorisation of reproductions under the above rules may be cancelled in the event of a conflict with the unalienable moral rights of the author of the banknote designs.
This is also required by Directive 2002/20/EC, according to which electronic communications services ornetworks should be provided on the basis of a general authorisation and not on the basis of a license.
Directive 2002/20/EC entitles Member States to attach to the general authorisation, conditions regarding the security of public networks against unauthorised access in accordance with Directive 97/66/EC11.
For this purpose the national regulatory authorities should provide declarations to undertakings either upon request oralternatively as an automatic response to a notification under the general authorisation.
Such declarations should not by themselves constitute entitlements to rights norshould any rights under the general authorisation or rights of use or the exercise of such rights depend upon a declaration.
The general authorisation for the provision of electronic communications networks or services and the rights of use for radio frequencies and rights of use for numbers may be subject only to the conditions listed respectively in parts A, B and C of the Annex.
It may cover one or more applications or registered Community designs ormay be in the form of a general authorisation allowing the representative to act in respect of all proceedings before the Office to which the person who has issued it is a party.
The general authorisation shall only contain conditions which are specific for that sector and are set out in Part A of the Annex and shall not duplicate conditions which are applicable to undertakings by virtue of other national legislation.
In particular, we have strengthened two licensing procedures- first the global authorisation and second the general authorisation- and, in so doing, have laid down clear obligations for businesses seeking a general authorisation. .
The conditions, which may be attached to the general authorisation and to the specific rights of use, should be limited to what is strictly necessary to ensure compliance with requirements and obligations under Community law and national law in accordance with Community law.
When granting rights of use for radio frequencies, numbers orrights to install facilities, the relevant authorities may inform the undertakings to whom they grant such rights of the relevant conditions in the general authorisation.
The responsibility for compliance with the conditions attached to the right to use a radio frequency andthe relevant conditions attached to the general authorisation should in any case lie with the undertaking to whom the right of use for the radio frequency has been granted.
Those aims can be best achieved by general authorisation of all electronic communications networks and services without requiring any explicit decision or administrative act by the national regulatory authority and by limiting any procedural requirements to notification only.
The Commission considers that it was only under the First Code that that authorisation, and those which followed,were declared applicable to the field covered by the ECSC Treaty and that that temporary general authorisation expired with the First Code on 31 December 1981.
General authorisation" means a legal framework established by the Member State ensuring rights for the provision of electronic communications networks or services and laying down sector specific obligations that may apply to all or to specific types of electronic communications networks and services, in accordance with this Directive;
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.