Examples of using General authorisations in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
which have the ability to impose specific conditions for general authorisations in order to ensure accessibility for disabled users, protect copyright and intellectual property,
enhancing the efficient use of spectrum through general authorisations and spectrum flexibility;
avoid competitive distortion, and identification and allocation of additional spectrum under harmonised technical conditions for innovative applications under general authorisations.
decisions concerning general authorisations and rights of use is published
procedures concerning general authorisations and rights of use ð for radio spectrum
whether with regard to general authorisations, rights of use for radio frequencies
Competent authorities shall attach conditions to individual rights and general authorisations to use radio spectrum in accordance with Article 13(1)
Member States shall indicate in general authorisations that these may not be used if the exporter has been informed by his authorities that the items in question are
25- Fees and charges for general authorisations and individual licences- Obligation on former holders of exclusive rights- Temporary continuation) Reference for a
to ensure proper sharing of spectrum, in particular where its use is only subject to general authorisations, or where strictly necessary to comply with an exception to the principle of service neutrality.
Granting general authorisation;
General authorisation.
Any applicable administrative charges should be in line with the principles of a general authorisation system.
General authorisation of electronic communications networks and services.
Many others systems operate under general authorisation which does not require individual licences.
Ensure maximisation of radio frequency sharing where the use of frequencies is subject to a general authorisation.
It is therefore not appropriate to subject these types of services to the general authorisation regime.
Items listed in Part 2 of Annex IV shall not be covered by a general authorisation.
Minimum list of rights derived from the general authorisation.
Article 3 of the Authorisation Directive, entitled‘General authorisation of electronic communications networks and services', provides.