Eksempler på brug af Telecommunications sectors på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Water, energy, transport and telecommunications sectors.
Proposal for a Council Directive on the procurement procedures of entities operating in the water,energy, transport and telecommunications sectors.
Procurement procedures in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors- Recommendation for a second reading Doc.
This appropriation is intended to cover earlier commitments related to networks in the telecommunications sectors.
Two proposals concerning water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors have been brought together in an amended proposal summary 1.4.
Particular progress has been made in the transport and telecommunications sectors.
Bequests for financing by risk capital for projects in the transport and telecommunications sectors may, in exceptional circumstances, also be submitted to the Bank in the case of industrial-type undertakings under autonomous management which are able to justify the use of this kind of aid Article 105 of the Convention.
Stress and New Technology Postal and Telecommunications Sectors.
To promote closer cooperation in establishing EEC technical standards in the information technology and telecommunications sectors.
Procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors(Rapporteur: Mr Paul Kaaris) CES 1492/90.
To promote closer cooperation in establishing EEC technical standards in the information technology and telecommunications sectors.
Review procedures: water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors.
Directives 93/38/EEC(OJ L 199, 9.8.1993) Procurement procedures in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors Greece.
Other than in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors.
Guide to the Community rules on public supply contracts other than in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors.
Procurement procedures in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors.
Council directive 90/531/EEC liberalised the procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy and telecommunications sectors.
Procurement procedures in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors- Report Doc.
Directive 92/13/EEC(OJ L 76, 23.3.1992) Procurement procedures in the water, energy,trans port and telecommunications sectors France.
Opening up public procurement in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors II.
Procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors- Reports Doc.
Directive 98/4/EC(OJ L 101, 14.1.998) Public procurement in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors United Kingdom.
Guide to the Community rules on public procurement of services other than in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors.
Directive 92/13/EEC(OJ L 76, 23.3.1992) Award procedures for public contracts in the water, energy,transport and telecommunications sectors Italy.
The report justly denounces the lack of foresight on the part of the Commission, which would have enabled the Commission andthis Parliament to measure the impact of this agreement on the telecommunications sectors of the Member States of the Union.
Some of the proposals in the 1985 White Paper refer to the conditions under which non-Community countries may gain access to some of the advantages of the Community market: e.g. the global approach on tests and certificates, public procurement in the water, transport,energy and telecommunications sectors, Article 9 of the second banking Directive- all of which have been adopted.
Furthermore, national network projects, mainly in the telecommunications sector, received 1 878 million.
The same lack of solidarity has prevailed in the telecommunications sector.
This applies to the telecommunications sector, and to many other sectors too.
The application of Articles 85 and 86 in the telecommunications sector 1.1.