Examples of using Spectrum use in English and their translations into Finnish
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Spectrum use efficiency is influenced by the.
A communication is planned on collective spectrum use.
The proposed inventory of spectrum use received broad support.
Making spectrum use more flexible empowers the spectrum user to make choices.
Measures facilitating the transition in spectrum use in the UHF band;
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Promote spectrum use efficiency in EU policies, in particular by fostering flexibility and competition;
Simplify access to spectrum andremove unnecessary restrictions on spectrum use.
Address all areas where spectrum use influences the single market.
This must be taken into consideration, in particular, in connection with the harmonisation of spectrum use in the EU.
Making spectrum use more flexible empowers the spectrum user to make timely commercial choices close to the market.
Cross-border interference preventing most efficient spectrum use by all Member States;
The efficient planning of radio spectrum use in Europe is closely related to the frequency-allocation process which takes place internationally via the WRC3.
The ESC is concerned at the emergence of monopolistic oroligopolistic situations within the Community in areas of spectrum use.
The Commission's current policy is to promote greater flexibility and efficiency in spectrum use whilst safeguarding wireless users from interference.
A broader information base will better balance the RSPP andconsider all current and potential spectrum uses.
Spectrum used for public interest purposes, such as defence and scientific services, or managed at the global level, such as aviation and satellites, is not part of this proposal.
Once more information is available, an IA will be drafted to accompany further measures on authorisations and collective spectrum use.
Decreased interest in satellite technology in public customers,increase the efficiency of spectrum use by end users, pricing themselves satellite operators.
The Committee welcomes the Commission's Green Paper and agrees that there is a need for a full debate on spectrum use.
For that purpose, each national delegation should have a coordinated view of all policy aspects affecting spectrum use in its Member State in relation with the issues to be discussed in the group.
European standards for non-radio electric andelectronic equipment and networks should also avoid disturbance to spectrum use.
The rapporteur also insists on spectrum use efficiency, greater flexibility in the promotion of innovation and on investment, as well as the need to improve the inventory of current and future spectrum usage.
The Committee is pleased that the RSSP recognises the need for constant monitoring of the effects of spectrum use on health.
The first RSPP will outline how spectrum use can contribute to main EU political objectives until 2015 and will generally envisage how to enhance social, economic and environmental benefits of spectrum access.
Increased flexibility in spectrum management tasks will facilitate administrative procedures for NRAs and spectrum use for operators and consumers.
The ESC suggests that in order to improve spectrum use, consideration be given to harmonising usage fees and rights at Community level, believing that this is preferable to payment by bidding for licences: harmonisation would boost free competition and economies of scale.
This should also help avoid harmful interference andimprove spectrum efficiency and spectrum use convergence even beyond Union borders.
In the Committee's view, certain licence tendering procedures must not be allowed to result in some disadvantaged areasfunding infrastructure in others, through the fees charged to service users with the aim of offsetting the costs of tendering for spectrum use.
We do not want there to be winners or losers from this process, butrather operators committed to a process of continuously improving spectrum use and allocation, and for it to be oriented, above all, toward the public's social and economic development.
Even taking into account ancillary factors influencing spectrum use such as the need for simultaneous transmission of analogue and digital channels, possible changes in coverage obligations5, the final selection of transmission standards, and the substitution of terrestrial transmission by other platforms(e.g. cable and satellite), it is expected that there will be a substantial amount of“unused” spectrum available at the end of the switchover process6.