Examples of using Telecoms operators in English and their translations into Slovak
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Seven of the ten largest telecoms operators in the world are European.
The current ePrivacy Directive only applies to traditional telecoms operators.
Consistency also helps telecoms operators to be active in several Member States.
However, the current ePrivacy Directive only applies to traditional telecoms operators.
For instance, telecoms operators need to provide evidence that they fulfil Czech tax and healthcare obligations for doing business.
These include websites of online retailers, telecoms operators and newspapers.
This means that they expect telecoms operators to deliver 5G connectivity, but do not want to give them the tools to do so.
The European Commissionproposed to allocate the 790-862 MHz sub-band to telecoms operators to allow them to exploit the digital dividend.
Currently, licences allowing telecoms operators to use radio spectrum are auctioned off for an average of 15 to 20 years in EU countries.
The European Commissionproposed to allocate the 790-862 MHz sub-band to telecoms operators to allow them to exploit the digital dividend.
If these rights are not made available in practice, I will take the measures necessary tofix that situation vis-à-vis Member States and telecoms operators.".
From today onwards, a single market without borders for Europe's telecoms operators and consumers is no longer only a dream,".
The new caps should instead enable telecoms operators to offer roaming services to their customers without any extra charges on top of the home market price.
Now the reform goes to the heart of the problem;it paves the way for a true single market for telecoms operators and consumers alike.
People can now choose between several telecoms operators and have the right to change their minds within one working day(whilst keeping the same number).
The foundation for the framework will be anew set of Telecoms Security Requirements for telecoms operators, overseen by Ofcomand government.
The new rules will apply both to traditional telecoms operators and online services, such as emails, instant messaging or online voice services.
Today's report also said that divergent regulation in different EU countriescontinues to hinder a real single market for telecoms operators and consumers.
The ePrivacy Directive requires telecoms operators and Internet service providers to keep this data confidential and secure.
The disparate projects we have seen to date must be replaced with measures aimed at children, parents,schools, telecoms operators, government bodies and non-governmental organisations alike.
Both consultations are open to telecoms operators, consumer organisations, national regulators, Member States and other interested parties until 28 November 2011.
In about six of the countries in which Vodafone operates,the law either obliges telecoms operators to install direct access pipes, or allows governments to do so.
Background The 2002 ePrivacy Directive requires telecoms operators and Internet service providers to keep personal data confidential and secure.
The announcement comes just days after the EUrecommended that member states could ban telecoms operators deemed a security risk from critical parts of 5G infrastructure.
From today onwards, a single market without borders for Europe's telecoms operators and consumers is no longer only a dream," said José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission.
At the same time, a single market with 500million consumers opens new opportunities for telecoms operators- if Europe helps to ensure effective competition and consistent rules of the game.
Recalls that the current legal framework ontelecommunications mandates the Member States to ensure that telecoms operators comply with the integrity and availability of public electronic communication networks.
For a decade, the Commission has been working to reduce andultimately end the surcharges that telecoms operators imposed on their customers each time they crossed a border while using their mobile device on holiday or during business trips.