Examples of using Infrastructure-based in English and their translations into Romanian
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Infrastructure-based competition and effective regulation continue to be key drivers.
The need to safeguard competition in the long term,in particular infrastructure-based competition;
Infrastructure-based(installed or embedded on the road or surrounding).
(d) the need to safeguard competition in the long term,in particular infrastructure-based competition;
As an illustration of growing infrastructure-based competition, unbundled local loop based products continue to grow at a high rate, largely as a result of successful regulation in the past couple of years.
(c) safeguarding competition to the benefit of consumers and promoting,where appropriate, infrastructure-based competition.
GTS Telecom, owned by Deutsche Telekom AG, is the leading infrastructure-based telecommunications service provider in Central and Eastern Europe.
(d) the need to safeguard competition in the long term,with particular attention to economically efficient infrastructure-based competition;”;
Mobility Management complements traditional infrastructure-based measures by influencing travel behaviour before it starts and shifting people's attention towards more sustainable transport options.
The Recommendation gives national regulators sufficient leeway to support fair market entry and infrastructure-based competition.
Infrastructure-based competition is among the most effective ways of delivering new or upgraded Internet connectivity, in areas where population(or business) density can support more than one network.
The application of general competition rules in such markets characterised by sustainable and effective infrastructure-based competition should be sufficient.
GTS Telecom, part of GTS Central Europe andowned by Deutsche Telekom AG is one of the main infrastructure-based provider of telecommunications services in Romania and is positioned as a quality leader in the communications segment for medium and large companies.
They can, for example, combine high performance and low environmental impact vehicles with smart,secure on-board and infrastructure-based systems(e.g. road trains).
In areas where infrastructure-based competition may not be realistic, co-investment by rival operators allows pooling of costs, reduction of risks, overcoming of scale barriers by smaller operators and sustainable retail competition over time which is less dependent on regulation.
The NGA Recommendation gives national regulators the tools to support new entrants to the NGA market, and to support infrastructure-based investment from established market players.
Second, national regulators must have at their disposal a full range of access remedies from which, in the light of national market circumstances,they select the appropriate combination to drive market entry and infrastructure-based competition.
(ed) the need to safeguard competition in the long term, with particular attention to economically efficient infrastructure-based competition ð and to sustainable competition based on co-investment in networks ï;
Replacement cost can give other operators a clear incentive to build out their own networks,and so to use their own assets to drive infrastructure-based competition, in areas where it makes economic sense to do so.
(b) promote competition in the provision of electronic communications networks and associated facilities,including efficient infrastructure-based competition, and in the provision of electronic communications services and associated services;
(174) In geographic areas where two access networks can be expected on a forward-looking basis, end-users are more likely to benefit from improvements in network quality,by virtue of infrastructure-based competition, than in areas where only one network persists.
(b) there is a market structure which does not tend towards effective competition within the relevant time horizon,having regard to the state of infrastructure-based competition and other sources of competition behind the barriers to entry;