Examples of using Broadcasting services in English and their translations into Greek
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Countries that wish to implement mobile services in the band 790-862 MHz are required to protect broadcasting services against harmful interference.
Therefore programmes supplied on demand cannot be seen as broadcasting services but have to be qualified as electronic services. .
coping with future broadcasting services(4).
a company that provides remote broadcasting services to a wide range of clients.
Owing to its imprecise wording, however, it could also be applied to other online services such as broadcasting services. The aforementioned lack of precision could lead to uncertainty as to the applicability of various systems of issuing reviews.
This means that in EU VAT legislation a concept such as broadcasting services is relevant not only for determining the place of supply
concludes that the market for digital terrestrial broadcasting services meets the three criteria test.
payment of a licence fee for broadcasting services, the existence of a contract for internet
the positive contribution of this instrument to ensuring the free movement of broadcasting services in the European Union.
imposes on the Member States at least the same limitations on restriction of the freedom to provide broadcasting services as the Convention imposes on restriction of the free flow of information regardless of frontiers.
the lists provided in respect of telecommunications and broadcasting services.
The European Commission has formally requested Greece to take the appropriate national measures regarding broadcasting services in order to comply with a Court of Justice ruling of 14th April 2005.
The definition of broadcasting services is, to a large extent, derived from the Audiovisual Media Services Directive 4,
if they need more time to reallocate the spectrum from broadcasting services.
ensures the free movement of broadcasting services while preserving certain public-interest objectives, such as cultural diversity,
OCECPR points in particular to the existence of legal barriers to entry because only one monopolistic operator(i.e. Velister 11) has been granted with a license to provide digital terrestrial broadcasting services to TV channels in Cyprus.
The Directive aims are to ensure the free movement of broadcasting services within the internal market
As regards the media it recommends that all broadcasting services, telephone and mobile communications and internet services in the region
As regards the media it recommends that all broadcasting services, telephone and mobile communications and internet services in the region
because I myself think that it is very important that we acknowledge the need to safeguard public broadcasting services, including those delivered by national broadcasting companies.