Examples of using Telecom package in English and their translations into Polish
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Why is the telecom package so important?
Somebody rightly mentioned the telecom package.
What does the telecom package achieve in this respect?
There is a clear connection between this report and the telecom package.
What else will the telecom package regulate?
Telecom package- Start of the Conciliation procedure.
I assume that protection of our fundamental rights as per this report will also receive support when we take a decision on the telecom package.
This telecom package has been made much more customer friendly and so an important contribution has been made to consumer protection.
Now the Council has to look at what Parliament has proposed andtry to find a common way in order to make this telecom package become a reality for industry and consumers.
Mr President, the telecom package is an important step forward in modernising and harmonising telecommunications in Europe.
The report was difficult because it had to establish rules for the special case of Europe-wide mobile satellite services before the Telecom package was revised.
The telecom package should not affect copyright, but the lobbyists have nevertheless gained a hearing especially for this in the proposal.
FR Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,may I first of all commend our rapporteurs' work on this telecom package, which is to be put to the vote tomorrow, because it is a good text.
I am very sure that the telecom package will support the efforts of companies in improving their performance and investment in new technologies and at the same time will consolidate the consumer rights of European citizens.
Rapporteur.- Madam President, it is a privilege this morning to be opening this most important debate andinviting our colleagues to support the reform to the telecom package that we have on the table.
The 2009 Telecom Package gives Member States the flexibility, in line with the principle of subsidiarity, to define the appropriate data rate for network connections delivering‘functional internet access' in the light of national conditions.
Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I too would like to begin by thanking all those who have helped make it possible to reach a satisfactory compromise on the telecom package at the end of the day.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, here we are once again- this time for the last time- to discuss the telecom package and, more specifically, my report on the'framework','access' and'authorisation' directives, which represents the final cornerstone.
Mr President, may I express my warmest thanks to my colleagues who have taken part in this debate and say that they have certainly made clear what a perilous anddifficult job we have had to complete this telecom package.
In writing.-(RO) The Telecom package is one of the most important packages submitted to EP scrutiny in this session, given that one of the major pillars of globalization is communication in real time, both in the domestic and the international space.
While the 2002 USD limited‘functional internet access' to narrowband data rates5, the 2009 Telecom Package gave Member States the flexibility to define, where necessary, the data rates at national level, which may include broadband speeds6.
The 2009 Telecom Package recognises the increased diversity in the EU-27 by giving Member States the flexibility to determine the data rates for USO in the light of national conditions, and to finance the associated net costs from public funds and/or from a fund to be financed by the sector.
The telecoms package also, however, makes a major contribution to the development of democracy.
The telecoms package is a major victory for all consumers in Europe.
We need this Telecoms Package in order to support economic recovery in Europe,” stressed the MEP.
Madam President, this telecoms package is of very great interest to many citizens in my own country of Ireland and indeed across the European Union, and rightly so.
I would like tosay that our Parliament, in voting in favour of this compromise on the telecoms package, will be indicating a clear choice: that of a regulated market, and not of unregulated competition.
So I welcome the fact that, through the telecoms package, MEPs will now retain scrutiny of spectrum allocation.
Now, honourable parliamentarians, we need to sit together- Parliament, the Council and the Commission- in order to get this telecoms package up and running by 2010.
The telecoms package makes a major contribution to the Lisbon Strategy as the sector represents 4% of GDP and 25% of GDP growth.