Examples of using Use of spectrum in English and their translations into Polish
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I can tell you now that the Council essentially agrees with the rapporteur's view that a coordinated approach to the use of spectrum at European level will ensure the optimal use of the digital dividend.
to ensure greater shared use of spectrum in order to achieve the most effective use of spectrum possible,
on national regulators and BEREC including the need to monitor the use of spectrum by operators in detail, especially Europe-wide operators.
By the way, I see a lot of synergies between the use of spectrum for the distribution of content
Flexibility in the use of spectrum, implemented through an approach to issuing spectrum rights of use which is technology and service neutral,
coordination between undertakings with a view to ensure effective and efficient use of spectrum or compliance with coverage obligations, in compliance with competition law principles.
where decisions on the use of spectrum are predominantly taken by public administrations
mismatch between regulation and market dynamism in converged wireless communication services will prevent efficient use of spectrum and thereby hinder the achievement of EU policy objectives such as the development of the internal market,
given the importance of the availability and efficient use of spectrum for the establishment of an internal market for electronic communications
Article 46 gives more prominence to general authorisations vs. individual licences as well as to shared use of spectrum in line with Union law,
To continue assessing different spectrum management models with a view to a more flexible and efficient use of spectrum at European and global level,
Unless use of spectrum is authorised for an unlimited period of time,
Whether the essential requirement in article 3.2('effective use of spectrum… so as to avoid harmful interference')
Lack of coordination between Member States when organising the use of spectrum in their territory can create large-scale interference issues severely impacting the development of the Digital Single Market.
The change in the use of spectrum as a result of the application of technology and service neutrality principles
non-radio devices by facilitating the development of standards allowing for flexible and efficient use of spectrum, and increasing immunity of receivers to interference,
Ð As use of spectrum for military and other national public security purposes impacts on the availability of spectrum for the internal market,
The Council concluded in December 2004 that one should“continue assessing different spectrum management models with a view to a more flexible and efficient use of spectrum at European and global level,
the Annex: this lays down provisions to ensure more flexible use of spectrum, i.e. the implementation of technology neutrality(the freedom to use any technology in a spectrum band),
since efficient and competitive use of spectrum will help establish a single market for ECS