Examples of using Smaller operators in English and their translations into German
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Impact on smaller operators.
Even smaller operators can create competition problems and then we have to intervene.
Offer low-cost solutions for smaller operators.
On the one hand, smaller operators profit from a specially developed software solution.
Yes, there are provisions for simplified reporting for smaller operators, see point 2 above.
The smaller operators may however form regional or other kinds of strategic alliance.
The effect of the Regulation on smaller operators and on domestic prices;
Collection of comparable and broken down statistical data, albeit simplified for smaller operators;
The smaller operators, especially, will benefit from this and from the enhanced level of legal certainty.
Why would bigger operators, or in this case states, want to share their liquidity with smaller operators/states?
The Regulation has ensured that smaller operators have access to lower wholesale roaming charges.
Smaller operators also favoured extending the duration of the Regulation, at least at the wholesale level.
Most NTOs at ITB Asia will sub-let part of their large tourism pavilions to smaller operators from their respective countries.
Smaller operators can be used due to the reduced torque which results in lower purchase and operating costs.
That is why the EU Regulation will be fairer for all, and in particular also allow smaller operators to compete.
In such cases the priority attached to the impact on smaller operators should play a key role in the design of the whole instrument.
Others may claim that the text contains provisions whose implementation would be costly,in particular, for smaller operators.
Such a commercial service would be particularly attractive to smaller operators but would have to be based on commercial realities.
We will support small and medium-sized events, not the large ones,and we will afford individual citizens and also the smaller operators easier access.
The EESC thus proposes introducing investment incentives for smaller operators with a view to accelerating the development of cross-border services.
New and smaller operators will have an opportunity to enter the market, as the amount of initial capital needed will be reduced from EUR 1 million to EUR 350 000.
The Commission also firmly believes that thefinal regulation will need to give smaller operators a new and fair chance to expand across borders.
Makes it easier for smaller operators to expand across borders, by ensuring operators below a certain size in a market would not have to contribute to regulators' administrative costs or universal service funds this would be achieved by the application of"de minimis" thresholds.
Additionally, a number of NRAs authorised high termination rates for smaller operators that have not benefited from economies of scale immediately after their market entry.
The Commission was surprised to learn that all representatives of operators and manufacturerswelcomed such a proposal and none saw problems for smaller operators or manufacturers.
Conversely, without wholesale regulation there is a risk that smaller operators could suffer margin squeeze because they may face relatively high wholesale charges while their retail prices are capped.
All exemptions and lighter regimes for SMEs and micro companies proposed by the Commission aswell as other proposals where the impact on smaller operators has been identified as a major factor;
On 7 May 2008 the Commission launched a public consultation on the functioning and effects of the EU roaming regulation as well as on specific issues such as inadvertent roaming,the effect of the regulation on smaller operators and on domestic prices, the issue of actual and billed minutes, the need for a regulation for data roaming services and SMS and the duration of the EU roaming regulation.
While most operators are against extension of the regulation of voice roaming services,most NRAs and Member States and some smaller operators and consumer groups believe it should be extended.
Questions were asked on the functioning of the Regulation as well as specific issues such as inadvertent roaming,the effect on smaller operators and domestic prices and the issue of actual vs. billed minutes.