Examples of using Network operators in English and their translations into Russian
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Network operators are often required to provide access on terms that are fair
Network operators are often required to provide access on terms that are fair
Technical access conditions may be equally important and network operators may be required to adapt their network to satisfy the access requirements of new entrants.
Thus, network operators get a possibility to provide simultaneously traditional telephony
For the electricity market to operate, it is necessary for network operators and electricity sellers to exchange information about market participants,
outreach activities related to IPv6 deployment for the benefit of the region's network operators, policymakers, regulators
Building multiple electricity networks in one place does not make economic sense and so network operators across the world act as natural monopolies.
key members of the IETF's network management community got together with network operators to discuss the situation.
The Commission thinks Must Carry rules should be applied and network operators shall be obliged to carry general broadcasting license holders.
owners of Internet resources, network operators and hosting providers.
In 2010, Burkov was among those who initiated the establishment of the Eurasia Network Operators' Group(ENOG) and also took part
The Act also obliges network operators to provide the means of decrypting any telecommunication carried over their network if the content is encrypted
Services can be offered by multiple providers, including network operators as well as independent providers,
the GSM Association(representing network operators) are invited observers to the Mobile Phone Working Group to ensure full advantage is taken of any potential synergies.
trusted network operators, Internet service providers
have become"pure" network operators or have entrusted independent publishers with the totality of their broadcasting capacity.
A trend to establish joint ventures between financial institutions and mobile network operators with a view to creating platforms parallel to the financial payment systems governed by central banks was reported.
African Association of ISPs(AfriSPA), the Africa Network Operators Group(AfNOG) and other ISP associations in the developing world.
Past experience indicates that network operators may not immediately fully support new top-level domains,
a regulatory body responsible in particular for adjudicating disputes between network operators.