Examples of using Local loop in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Implementing the Broadband ladder of investment i.e. local loop unbundling and bit-stream access.
Firstly, it can start building its own network anddecide not to request access to the notified operator's local loop.
New entrants are gradually shifting from resale andbitstream access towards local loop unbundling in the provision of broadband services.
A truly competitive market for services depends on competitive pricing for the connection to the customer's home orpremises(the local loop).
Technical conditions related to access and use of local loops, including the technical characteristics of the twisted metallic pair in the local loop;
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It is therefore an important step for new entrants towards investment in a more comprehensive roll out of their own network,leading towards local loop unbundling.
In view of these developments the markets for bitstream access and local loop unbundling should in the future not be analysed in isolation so as to ensure a coherent approach.
See recital(3) of the regulation and the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament andthe Council on unbundled access to the local loop(COM(2000) 394 final, OJ 2000 C 365 E, p. 212).
Competition in the local loop and in broadband in certain countries is still relatively weak, and the general competitive situation across Member States is mixed.
The Commission should keep under review whether theregulatory framework is adequate to un-bundle the local loop from the dominant operators' control in every market.
The principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of costorientation, laid down in Article 3(3) of Regulation No 2887/2000 on unbundled access to the local loop.
Consequently, where the national regulatory authority sets the rates in accordance with the regulation, it in effect establishesthe price which Arcor is required to pay for access to Deutsche Telekom's local loop.
The first concerns thedefinition of the principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of costorientation, as laid down in Article 3(3) of Regulation No 2887/2000.
A partial local loop connecting the network termination point at the subscriber's premises to a concentration point or a specified intermediate access point in the fixed public telephone network.
The present case does not concern abstract principles but rather specific legislative provisions which confer on telecommunications operators theright to include only the costs of connection to the local loop in the interconnection charge.
(a)"local sub-loop" means a partial local loop connecting the network termination point to a concentration point or a specified intermediate access point in the fixed public electronic communications network;
Even when the local exchange is broadband equipped andthe customer is less than 5km from the exchange, the local loop copper cable into the home or business may be of no use for DSL broadband provision.
(a)‘local sub-loop' means a partial local loop connecting the network termination point to a concentration point or a specified intermediate access point in the fixed public electronic communications network;
Naturally, that indeterminate legal concept may be supplemented only by regulatory measures whichprohibit tariff rebalancing in respect of the cost of the local loop, since, without such obstacles, those additional charges would lack justification. 58.
(e31)‘local loop' means the physical Ö path used by electronic communications signals Õcircuit connecting the network termination point to a distribution frame or equivalent facility in the fixed public electronic communications network.
As regards interest, if a notified operator's liabilities include finance in the form of loans used, for example,to invest in the local loop, the interest payable to the lenders will naturally form part of the notified operator's costs.
Pricing rules should ensure that the local loop provider is able to cover its appropriate costs in this regard plus a reasonable return, in order to ensure the long term development and upgrade of local access infrastructure.
In those circumstances, it follows that the broad discretion granted by Regulation No 2887/2000 to the NRAs as regards theassessment of pricing aspects of unbundled access to the local loop also concerns the evaluation of the costs incurred by the notified operator.
Telecommunications sector- Unbundled access to the local loop- Regulation No 2887/2000- Principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of cost-orientation- Application: judgment of 24 April 2008(Arcor, C-55/06).
By a series of questions the national court asks the Court of Justice to interpret several provisions of Regulation No 2887/2000 and, in particular,those relating to the principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of costorientation.
(c)"full unbundled access to the local loop" means the provision to a beneficiary of access to the local loop or local sub-loop of the SMP operator allowing the use of the full capacity of the network infrastructure;
The Commission is also concerned that the positive development of investment by new entrants and the migration of customers to better-gradeproducts via a move from resale products to bitstream and local loop unbundling may in some cases be frustrated by process-related problems.
On 25 May 2000 the Commissionadopted Recommendation 2000/417/EC on unbundled access to the local loop to enable the competitive provision of a full range of electronic communications services including broadband multimedia and highspeed Internet(OJ 2000 L 156, p. 44).
This Regulation aims at intensifying competition and stimulating technological innovation on the local access market,through the setting of harmonised conditions for unbundled access to the local loop, to foster the competitive provision of a wide range of electronic communications services.
(a a) obligations to share with third parties specified network elements,including shared access to the metallic local loop and sub-loop as well as shared access to fibre loops and fibre terminating segments, including wavelength division multiplexing and similar sharing solutions;