Exemple de utilizare a Service infrastructures în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Digital service infrastructures developed and deployed across Europe.
The Commission proposed to allocate EUR 9.2 billion to broadband networks and digital service infrastructures.
The following digital service infrastructures are expected to be supported under CEF.
Preliminary list of Broadband Target Areas and European Digital Service Infrastructures Corridors.
Digital service infrastructures can substantially contribute to reducing costs for the public sector and transaction costs for businesses and citizens.
Co-financing rates for digital service infrastructures are typically rather high.
Telecommunications: building high-speed broadband networks and developing trans-European digital public service infrastructures.
Direct subsidies are planned for digital service infrastructures, to sort out bottlenecks linked to service deployment within interoperable frameworks.
(20) It is expected that innovative applications of commercial nature running on digital service infrastructures will emerge.
(4) facilitate sustainable deployment of trans-European digital service infrastructures, their interoperability and coordination at European level, their operation, maintenance and upgrading.
It would be impossible to, build on the experience gathered during the pilot phase,deploy digital service infrastructures Europe-wide.
There are no natural owners of European interoperable service infrastructures and neither single Member States, nor private investors would ensure service deployment within interoperable frameworks.
Every year, depending on the funding available and priorities identified, digital service infrastructures will nevertheless be deployed.
Critical service infrastructures, including communication channels and platforms developed and deployed in order to enhance the EU-wide capability for preparedness, information sharing, coordination and response.
The guidelines identify in annex projects of common interest for the deployment of broadband networks and digital service infrastructures.
(1) Grants only: financial support for both broadband networks and digital service infrastructures would uniquely take place through grants.
The draft regulation will establish guidelinescovering the objectives and priorities envisaged for broadband networks and digital public service infrastructures.
(19)"operation and maintenance of services" means ensuring continuous operation of certain digital service infrastructures, as further defined in the Annex to Regulation(EU) No XXXX/2012[INFSO guidelines];
It is time now to start deployingthe systems in vehicles, communication mobile networks and emergency service infrastructures.
The deployment and enhancement of trans-European telecommunication networks(broadband networks and digital service infrastructures) shall contribute to fostering economic growth, creating jobs and achieving a vibrant digital single market.
Its goal would be to support investment in the deployment of infrastructure required to enable the delivery of cross border public services(i.e. essential digital service infrastructures in the public interest).
(13) The development of broadband networks and digital service infrastructures will contribute to the Union's objective to reduce greenhouse gas emission by enabling energy-efficient solutions in many sectors of Europe's economy.
The guidelines are accompanied by a list of Projects of Common Interest for the deployment of digital service infrastructures and broadband networks.
Digital service infrastructures" means networked services delivered electronically, typically over the internet, providing trans-European interoperable services in the public interest and having an enabling character for citizens, businesses and/or governments.
(12) By opening business opportunites, the deployment of broadband networks and digital service infrastructures will stimulate job creation in the Union.
The projects of common interest shall aim for the removal of bottlenecks which hinder the completion of the Single Market i.e. providing connectivity to the network and access, including across borders,to digital service infrastructures.
A number of other service infrastructures would depend on the deployment of cross-border eID service infrastructure such as the single stop shop of the Service directive, exchange of criminal records, of patient health records, etc.
The guidelines further identify projects of common interest for the deployment of broadband networks and digital service infrastructures(eg eHealth, eIdentity, eProcurement etc).
This positive effect will be limited, but only to some extent, by the growing energy and resource demand related mainly to the constructionof broadband networks and the operation of digital service infrastructures.
The purpose of the guidelines is to establish the objectives andpriorities envisaged for broadband networks and digital service infrastructures in the field of telecommunications.