Examples of using Basic broadband in English and their translations into Slovak
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In particular, the Guidelines explain how public funds can be channelled for the deployment of basic broadband networks as well as NGA networks to areas where private operators would not invest.
In particular, the Guidelines explain how public funds can be channelled for the deployment of basic broadband networks as well as Next Generation Access("NGA")
The Digital Agenda objectives to ensure that every European has access to basic broadband by 2013 and to fast
competition could be higher(because, for instance, basic broadband infrastructures may already be in place in the targeted areas), there are additional compatibility conditions to be met.
Complementary measures(25) reflect the commitments in the digital agenda to provide every European with access to basic broadband by 2013 and fast
e.g. to bring basic broadband to all Europeans by 2013
This is to help the EU fulfill its commitments in the Digital Agenda for Europe to give every European access to basic broadband by 2013, and then ultrafast broadband by 2020.
e-government services have been developed and basic broadband coverage across the EU is complete.
to bring basic broadband(up to 30 Megabits per second, Mbps) to all Europeans;
ensuring by 2013 basic broadband coverage for all EU citizens
One of the Digital Agenda's objective is to bring basic broadband internet to all of Europe's citizens, including people living in isolated areas,
At present, by upgrading active equipment, certain advanced basic broadband networks can also support some broadband services which in the future are likely to be offered over NGA networks(such as triple play services)
The EU therefore aims to bring basic broadband to all Europeans by 2013
The Broadband Guidelines adopted in September address not only aid to basic broadband networks(ADSL, cable,
State Aid for a step change from basic broadband to basic NGA(offering typically from 30 Mbps
will therefore help to achieve the targets of the Digital Agenda for Europe to give every European access to basic broadband by 2013 and fast
These measures aim to help the EU realise the commitments in the Digital Agenda for Europe to give every European access to basic broadband by 2013 and fast
EU obligation on the affordability aspect, including the provision of affordable voice communications and basic broadband in the EU in its scope as well as a right to contract for consumers benefiting from special universal tariffs.
Whereas some Member States focus primarily on supporting affordable basic broadband services, typically in rural areas where such services do not exist,