Examples of using Spectrum policy programme in English and their translations into Polish
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Radio Spectrum Policy Programme RSPP.
A decision on an EU Radio Spectrum Policy Programme.
Radio Spectrum Policy Programme, COM(2010) 471.
Establishing the first radio spectrum policy programme.
The radio spectrum policy programme is therefore of particular importance.
I congratulate Mr Hökmark on preparing such a topical report on the radio spectrum policy programme.
First radio spectrum policy programme.
For rapid roll-out of 4G wireless networks I will continue to implement the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme.
First radio spectrum policy programme.
Implement rapidly the NGA Recommendation andanticipate key aspects of the European Radio Spectrum Policy Programme.
Study Group on First radio spectrum policy programme/ European Broadband: investing in digitally driven growth.
RO Madam President,the decision being debated today marks the launch of the first European radio spectrum policy programme.
Launching the preliminary phase of enforcement under Article 6(2) of the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme on authorising EU harmonised spectrum suitable for 4G 870 MHz.
The Council adopted its position at first reading on the decision establishing a multi-annual radio spectrum policy programme.
This consultation will help the Commission in drafting a Radio Spectrum Policy Programme to be presented to the European Parliament and Council by mid 2010.
Opinion on the Proposal for a Decision of the European Parliament andof the Council establishing the first radio spectrum policy programme.
This Decision establishes a radio spectrum policy programme for the strategic planning and harmonisation of the use of spectrum to ensure the functioning of the internal market.
This report is on a proposal for a decision of the European Parliament andof the Council establishing the first radio spectrum policy programme.
The 5-year Radio Spectrum Policy programme, which has been agreed in principle between the institutions, should be adopted as soon as possible by the European Parliament and Council in early 2012.
I voted in favour of this resolution on a decision of the European Parliament andof the Council establishing the first radio spectrum policy programme.
I was responsible for the opinion on the radio spectrum policy programme in the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, and I am very pleased with the text that has now been voted on.
I supported the report on the proposal for a decision of the European Parliament andof the Council establishing the first radio spectrum policy programme.
In this context, the inventory envisaged in the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme will be important, as it will clarify uses including those outside electronic communications services.
Given the importance of the European telecommunications industry and information technologies for higher productivity and competitiveness in our market,I am voting for the radio spectrum policy programme.
The Commission is proposing coordinated action to achieve these objectives in its first draft multi-annual Radio Spectrum Policy Programme, submitted for adoption by the European Parliament and Council.
The Radio Spectrum Policy programme would also ensure that spectrum was available for policy priorities including environmental protection, the fight against global warming, public protection and disaster relief and transport.
Parliament will have a key role in setting the strategic direction for spectrum policy at European level through the new multiannual radio spectrum policy programme.
The measures advocated in the first radio spectrum policy programme are vital for reducing the digital divide and offering rapid, reliable telecommunications services in rural and isolated areas with a view to revitalising them.
The agenda will be followed by three documents on broadband: firstly, broadband communication, which details the implementation of the agenda with respect to broadband; secondly, the recommendation on new generation access(NGA), which aims to clarify the basis to encourageinvestment in high-speed Internet; and thirdly, the first radio spectrum policy programme, which will form the basis of the Commission's strategy to generate enough spectrum for wireless broadband.
The Commission's proposed Radio Spectrum Policy Programme would ensure that part of the digital dividend- the radio frequencies freed up by the move from analogue to digital broadcasting- were earmarked for use by for wireless broadband technologies.