Examples of using Harmonised technical conditions in English and their translations into Polish
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The Commission will subsequently adopt a Decision under the Radio Spectrum Decision to establish the new harmonised technical conditions for spectrum usage.
Harmonised technical conditions for wireless broadband electronic communications services based on the principle of technology and service neutrality;
Providing a template for coherent opening of the 790-862 MHz sub-band for electronic communications services by adopting harmonised technical conditions of use.
The harmonised technical conditions and the regulatory issues relating to the selection and authorisation of mobile satellite services in the 2 GHz bands in the Community.
Therefore, virtually no costs would arise while efforts focus on facilitating the emergence of a rapid and stable consensus on harmonised technical conditions.
The Commission's proposal also indicates that the harmonised technical conditions necessary in this context will be defined by a relevant Commission Decision after its adoption.
Deadlines for repurposing the 700 MHz frequency band for wireless broadband electronic communications services in accordance with harmonised technical conditions at Union level;
Harmonised technical conditions for wireless broadband electronic communications services in the 700 MHz frequency band based on the principle of technology and service neutrality;
Member States shall, by 1 January 2013 make the 800 MHz band available for electronic communications services in line with the harmonised technical conditions laid down pursuant to the Decision No 676/2002/EC.
The new harmonised technical conditions for the use of 900 MHz need to be adopted at EC level so as to ensure that EC policy objectives are met in a timely and harmonised way.
In addition, a Commission Decision based on the Radio Spectrum Decision is to put in place new harmonised technical conditions, as agreed with the aid of CEPT technical expertise and the assistance of the RSC.
The new harmonised technical conditions for use of the 900 MHz band need to be adopted at Community level to ensure that Community policy objectives are met in a timely and harmonised way.
A common deadline for making the 700 MHz band available for effective use for wireless broadband electronic communications services in line with the harmonised technical conditions above, and coordination measures to support this transition;
The GSM Directive will be amended and new harmonised technical conditions for the 900 MHz band will be introduced by the Commission, acting with the assistance of the RSC, while preserving the operation of GSM services.
This measure according to Article 114 TFEU will be accompanied by a Commission implementing decision, adopted through a comitology procedure pursuant to Decision No 676/2002/EC5, to designate andmake available the 700 MHz frequency band for use for wireless broadband electronic communications services under harmonised technical conditions developed with the assistance of the CEPT6.
Moreover, harmonised technical conditions for spectrum use may be established in agreement with national technical experts in the Radio Spectrum Committee under Decision 676/2002/EC.
Member States and the Commission shall review the spectrum needs of, and collaborate with, the scientific community; identify a number of research and development initiatives and innovative applications that may have a major socio-economic impact and/or potential for investment andprepare for the allocation of sufficient spectrum to such applications under harmonised technical conditions and the least onerous administrative burden.
The RSPG Opinion recommended harmonised technical conditions and a common deadline for effective use of the 700 MHz band and long-term use of the sub-700 MHz frequency band for audiovisual distribution, including its availability for DTT.
This requires new harmonised technical conditions for the spectrum band in question which would be defined pursuant to a Commission Decision to be adopted based on Decision 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 7 March 2002 on a regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy in the European Community hereinafter Radio Spectrum Decision.
This requires new harmonised technical conditions for the spectrum band in question, which would be defined in a Commission Decision to be adopted under Decision 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 7 March 2002 on a regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy in the European Community hereinafter Radio Spectrum Decision.
In practical terms, the programme will facilitate spectrum availability, maximise the flexibility and increase the efficiency of its use based on general authorisations, avoid distortion of competition and avoid harmful interference anddisturbance, as well as harmonise technical conditions and protect health.
Policy objectives to be implemented by Member States and the Commission include: ensuring sufficient availability of spectrum; maximising spectrum flexibility; enhancing the efficient use of spectrum through general authorisations and spectrum flexibility; avoiding competition distortions;avoiding harmful interference and disturbance; harmonising technical conditions; and ensuring health protection.
Implementing measures harmonising the technical conditions for the use of certain spectrum bands in the EU and that are binding on all Member States.