Examples of using Broadband coverage in English and their translations into Finnish
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Stimulate ubiquitous broadband coverage.
Broadband coverage: reach more than 90% of the EU population.
Level of fast broadband coverage≥30 Mbs.
To focus on stimulating the demand for broadband to increase both broadband coverage and its take-up.
Category 5: Broadband coverage in less developed regions or rural areas.
Rural-Urban divides are appearing in broadband coverage and access.
Issues of broadband coverage and take up have been addressed by all NRPs.
The Programme will also facilitate an increase in broadband coverage from 70-90% to 99% of the population.
The Communication on a European Initiative for Growth12 has given further impetus to the extension of broadband coverage.
Broadband: Wide broadband coverage is crucial to foster growth and jobs in Europe.
The Digital Agenda contains specific measures to bring 100% broadband coverage for all Europeans by 2013.
I welcome the goal of giving broadband coverage to every European citizen and across the whole territory, including the outermost regions.
The digital dividend should be promoted andused to extend mobile broadband coverage and services quality.
Together with other studies on broadband coverage and access costs, they provide the analytical material for the i2010 Annual reports.
The latter is an example of this development, based on digital communications,as its speed of traffic and the respective broadband coverage make it the world leader.
However, individual Member States could help achieve the broadband coverage target rapidly if they immediately adopted policies to.
RO I would like to congratulate you on what you are doing for children and the Internet,as well as for the decision to have 100% broadband coverage by 2010.
The EESC wishes to highlight the need for infrastructure that guarantees broadband coverage for the whole of Europe, as a key factor for promoting digital equality.
The spill-over benefits created by such networks for the economy andsociety justify public policies guaranteeing universal broadband coverage with increasing speeds.
The costs of ensuring universal broadband coverage would be particularly high in countries with a sparse population, difficult terrain and/or less developed infrastructure.
The Commission encourages aid measures having the objective to provide adequate broadband coverage at affordable prices for all European citizens.
Particularly problematic are rural areas,where consumers suffer because they are deemed too commercially unviable to be given adequate broadband coverage.
In contrast, where investors are not in a position to provide adequate broadband coverage, SGEI compensation may be granted under certain conditions81.
Developing broadband infrastructure remains a priority and until now 36 rural development programmes opened the door for ensuring a full EU broadband coverage via the EERP.
The goals of introducing complete broadband coverage of the EU by 2013 and universal high-speed Internet access by 2020 are praiseworthy, but perhaps not entirely realistic.
Europe needs smarter transport infrastructures and an EU wide'smart grid' for energy, as well as 100% broadband coverage as soon as possible.
EUR1,02 billion should be made available to member states,either to improve broadband coverage in rural areas or to respond to new challenges, as defined under the Health Check legislative package 2.
In the field of State aid in the electronic communications sector,the Commission encourages State aid measures that are aimed at providing equitable broadband coverage at affordable prices for European citizens.
The standard fixed broadband coverage and availability in the Union stands at 97% of homes in 2015, with an average take-up rate of 72%, and services based on wireless technologies have even greater reach.
Already, the Economic Recovery Plan, which has been endorsed by the Council, has set a target of 100% broadband coverage to be achieved between 2010 and 2013.