Examples of using Operators would in English and their translations into Slovak
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All economic operators would be subject to the same rules.
This has eliminated the bending, twisting and lifting the operators would have to do in the past.
Operators would be able to continue using existing labels.
Volunteers for missing Russian operators would also be welcome.
Additionally, operators would need to replace existing infrastructure before implementing 5G upgrades.".
Highly prescriptive new security measures for all operators would lead to a breakdown of the supply chain.
The operators would, in particular, benefit fully from the advantage of a centralised, transparent and time-limited procedure.
The failure of some of these murky operators would accelerate the crisis in the deregulated sector.
Operators would be able to achieve peak data rates of more than 650 megabits per second(Mbps), thanks to an HSPA standard being driven by T-Mobile USA and Nokia Siemens Networks.
The EESC envisages the creation of anindependent EU body from which EU authorised operators would receive the EU mark of trust.
Private operators would cover 3.1 million households in commercially viable areas at a cost of 2 to 3 billion euro.
Based upon the current Commission proposal, transport operators would be faced with more restrictions, rather than greater freedom.
New and/or small operators would have to be given better access to rail infrastructure, and complex authorisation procedures for putting trains on tracks would be simplified.
The responsibility to proveillegality would lie with the enforcement agencies and operators would be requested to demonstrate compliance only when challenged.
In a competitive environment, operators would compete on the basis of current costs and would not be compensated for costs which have been incurred through inefficiencies.
If, however, no measures were to be imposed, it is likely that the economic situation of theCommunity industry would continue to deteriorate and more operators would go out of business.
But authorities and security operators would soon catch up with big botnets and eventually dismantle the majority of them.
A third important benefit of the proposal is that it would ensure fairer competition in the fisheries andshipping sectors within the EU as operators would have the same obligations in all EU Member States.
In any event, those operators would not have the ability to offset any reductions in capacity brought about by the three remaining large tour operators(Decision, paragraph 171).
The envisaged scope of tradable bandswould minimize the risk of hoarding of spectrum, as operators would not have the resources or the incentive to establish a dominant position.
The introduction of a Community legal act establishing a general framework requiring that the way airport charges are determined and levied,reflect a number of common principles that airport operators would have to adhere to.
This means that in some ways mobile operators would offer the same services as those typically offered by traditional TV broadcasters, thus opening up a new competition scenario.
Option 3 was a Community act establishing a general framework requiring that the way in which security charges are determined at national levelreflect a number of common principles to which airport operators would have to adhere.
The telephone and data traffic records from telecom operators would provide evidence of a link which could be used as evidence to sanction the case which otherwise would never be detected.
Option 3 was a Community act establishing a general framework requiring that the way in which airport charges are determined at national level,reflect a number of common principles that airport operators would have to adhere to.
If the current limited-scope applicationof the EU ETS was not extended, operators would be required(under Directive 2003/87/EC), by 30 April 2018, to produce emissions certificates for flights to and from third countries as well as intra-EEA flights.
Under the new Regulation, operators would still be obliged to provide information on roaming prices to consumers when crossing into another Member State, but customers would be able to easily opt out of receiving this information.
Introducing harmonised reporting at EU levelwould entail an additional administrative burden., since operators would be obliged to report not only to their individual service quality standards but conform to harmonised EU requirements.
This means that financial operators would only be able to avoid the FTT if they were prepared to relocate, abandon all their clients in the 11 Member States, and refrain from any interaction with financial institutions established in the participating Member States.
So as to make sufficient transmission capacity available to meet demand and to integrate national markets,network operators would need coordinated long-term planning of system development with a view to planning network investments and monitoring the development of transmission network capacities.