Examples of using General authorisation in English and their translations into Polish
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General authorisation.
Granting general authorisation;
Minimum list of rights derived from the general authorisation.
Section 2 general authorisation rights and obligations.
Items listed in Part 2 of Annex IV shall not be covered by a general authorisation.
General authorisation of electronic communications networks and services.
It is therefore not appropriate to subject these types of services to the general authorisation regime.
Many others systems operate under general authorisation which does not require individual licences.
Any applicable administrative charges should be in line with the principles of a general authorisation system.
The general authorisation should only contain conditions which are specific to the electronic communications sector.
The penalties for non-compliance with conditions under the general authorisation should be commensurate with the infringement.
Ensure maximisation of radio frequency sharing where the use of frequencies is subject to a general authorisation.
Conditions attached to the general authorisation and to the rights of use for radio frequencies
By way of derogation from paragraph 3, the competent authority of the Member State may grant to all users a general authorisation for a given.
Article 3 of the Authorisation Directive, entitled‘General authorisation of electronic communications networks and services', provides.
To avoid to the best extent possible the application of the non-interference, non-protection principle to general authorisation regimes; and.
When a country of destination grants a general authorisation under paragraph 1,
to require systematic and regular proof of compliance with all conditions under the general authorisation or attached to rights of use.
According toArticle 76 of the Slovenian Obligations Code, a general authorisation, valid for“legal transactions classed among ordinary business” does not suffice.
procedures for imposing such specific obligations on individual undertakings shall be referred to in the general authorisation.
An authorised person that holds a general authorisation shall only be allowed to conduct those legal transactions classed among ordinary business.
Any administrative charges imposed on undertakings providing a service or a network under the general authorisation or to whom a right of use has been granted shall.
alternatively as an automatic response to a notification under the general authorisation.
According to Article 76 of the Slovenian Obligations Code, a general authorisation, valid for“legal transactions classed among ordinary business” does not suffice:….
For the OM: a General Authorisation or Licence of the Operator of Stations in Amateur radio For SWL:
supervise compliance with the conditions of the general authorisation or of rights of use
The general authorisation shall only contain conditions which are specific for that sector
service companies may have to obtain a general authorisation in certain sectors when rendering services in another Member State.
administrative barriers to a general authorisation or rights of use for spectrum
The general authorisation for the provision of electronic communications networks or services and the rights of use for radio frequencies