Examples of using Alternative operators in English and their translations into Slovak
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While a number of operators, both incumbents and alternative operators, have launched large-scale rollouts of new broadband infrastructure in a number of Member States,
create a predictable investment environment for alternative operators.
consumers, alternative operators and NRAs tend to support solutions that involve more regulation.
In particular, NRAs continue to apply divergent price-setting methodologies when regulating key access products that enable alternative operators to compete against the dominant undertakings which own most of the access infrastructure.
Moreover, the pricing conditions in reference offers for specific regulated products may still not provide an incentive for alternative operators to launch competing services(e.g. Lithuania,
Wholesale broadband access or“bitstream” access enables alternative operators to provide broadband services to end-users by combining their own backbone network with parts of the incumbent's network.
retail demand are not expected to allow alternative operators to deploy a parallel civil engineering infrastructure,
Ongoing technological developments and the enforcement of telecoms regulation in the Member States have, over the years, lowered market entry barriers and enabled alternative operators to increasingly constrain the market power of SMP operators. .
where alternative operators depend on local loop access to provide their services.
the core network infrastructure of the incumbent operators has been duplicated and alternative operators started offering trunk leased lines to third parties in competition with the incumbent.
and also from alternative operators offering broadband
Regulation to allow competition to develop at the retail level, in particular for alternative operators, but this has not yet been translated into greater price competition.
are commonly used for voice connections using PCs by incumbent and alternative operators, cable television network operators
other local loop facilities, to provide alternative operators with the possibility to deploy their fibre networks at the same time as incumbents,
and also from alternative operators offering broadband
which means that alternative operators must invest in their own fibre
of these products and made it difficult for alternative operators to compete.
Of consumers now use an alternative operator for long distance or international calls.
This new structure may hamper access to the network by alternative operators.
The first consultation concerns non-discriminatory access for alternative operators to the infrastructure and services of dominant telecom operators. .