Examples of using Efficient use of spectrum in English and their translations into Greek
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Safeguarding efficient use of spectrum;
In addition, ComReg may limit the number of rights of use to be granted where this is necessary to ensure the efficient use of spectrum.
Safeguard efficient use of spectrum; and.
Taking into account the continuous growth of the number of applications using wireless data,Member States should promote the efficient use of spectrum for user applications.
(c) safeguard efficient use of spectrum; or.
The Commission and Member States shall encourage standardisation bodies, CEPT, the Commission's Joint Research Centre andall relevant parties to cooperate closely in technical issues to promote the efficient use of spectrum.
Member States shall promote the ongoing efficient use of spectrum for networks, devices and applications.
Enhance the efficient use of spectrum by harnessing the benefits of general authorisations and increasing the use of such types of authorisation;
In addition, Member States shall promote the ongoing efficient use of spectrum for both networks and user applications.
To ensure the efficient use of spectrum, the Commission shall in this regard examine the possibility of PPDR using military frequencies.
Harmonised standards under Directive 1999/5/EC are essential to achieve efficient use of spectrum and should take account of legally defined sharing conditions.
(a) encouraging efficient use of spectrum to best meet the increasing demand for use of frequencies, reflecting the important social, cultural and economic value of spectrum; .
Taking into account the continuous growth of the number of applications using wireless data,Member States should promote the efficient use of spectrum for user applications. Amendment 14 Proposal for a decision.
(a) encouraging efficient use of spectrum to best meet the increasing demand for use of frequencies, at the same time taking account of spectrum's great social, cultural and economic value;
Where appropriate, regulatory, operational adjustments will be discussed in the Radio Spectrum Committee and/or the Telecommunication Conformity Assessment andMarket Surveillance Committee to ensure an efficient use of spectrum.
(a) encouraging efficient use of spectrum to best meet the increasing demand for use of frequencies, while at the same time respecting the important social, cultural and economic value of spectrum; .
On restructuring, the presentation of principles andobjectives should not reduce the visibility of the principle of efficient use of spectrum, which should apply to all sectors to the greatest extent possible.
Transfer of radio frequencies can be an effective means of increasing efficient use of spectrum, as long as there are sufficient safeguards in place to protect the public interest, in particular the need to ensure transparency and regulatory supervision of such transfers.
The development of a competitive internal market for mobile satellite services will produce significant economies of scale and a more efficient use of spectrum, and all this for the benefit of businesses and consumers throughout Europe.
Reflecting the importance of spectrum trading for increasing efficient use of spectrum and developing the internal market for wireless equipment and services, those conditions and procedures should apply to frequency bands that are allocated to wireless communications, and for which rights of use may be transferred or leased.
Member States shall ensure that selection conditions and procedures promote competition and a pan-European level playing field,investment and efficient use of spectrum as a public good, as well as co-existence between new and existing services and devices.
Reflecting the importance of spectrum trading for increasing efficient use of spectrum, facilitating the emergence of pan-European operators, and developing the internal market for wireless equipment and services, these conditions should apply to spectrum bands that are allocated to wireless communications, and for which rights of use may be transferred or leased.
The Commission shall, in cooperation with the Member States, report to the European Parliament and to the Council on developments in the use of the sub-700 MHz frequency band,with a view to ensuring efficient use of spectrum, pursuant to the applicable Union law.
Avoid harmful interference or disturbance by other radio ornon-radio devices by facilitating the development of standards allowing for flexible and efficient use of spectrum, and increasing immunity of receivers to interference, taking particular account of the cumulative impact of the increasing volumes and density of radio devices and applications;
When defining the conditions to be attached to rights of use for radio spectrum, competent authorities should also consider authorising forms of sharing orcoordination between undertakings with a view to ensure effective and efficient use of spectrum or compliance with coverage obligations, in compliance with competition law principles.
(f) avoid harmful interference or disturbance between other radio ornon-radio devices by facilitating the development of standards allowing for flexible and efficient use of spectrum, such as increasing immunity of receivers to interference and setting appropriate power levels for emitting radio equipment, taking particular account of the cumulative impact of the increasing volumes and density of radio devices and applications;
As a result, the application by Member States, based on Article 7 of Directive 2014/53/EU, of additional national requirements regarding the putting into service or use of such radio equipment, or both,in relation to the effective and efficient use of spectrum and avoidance of harmful interference should reflect the principles of the internal market.
Rights of Use are allocated when they are required in order to: i avoid harmful interference; ii ensure the technical quality of services;iii ensure efficient use of spectrum; and iv for other reasons pertaining to the public interest, as defined in the relevant European Framework.
Member States shall put in place, where appropriate, selection criteria and procedures for granting rights of use of spectrum that promote competition,investment and the efficient use of spectrum as a public good, as well as promoting coexistence between new and existing services and devices.
The proposal is based on the Single Market rules of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU- Article 114),given the importance of the availability and efficient use of spectrum for the establishment of a Single Market for electronic communications and for other EU policy areas.