Examples of using Broadband coverage in English and their translations into Slovak
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The standard fixed broadband coverage and availability in the Union stood stands at 97% of homes in 2015,
can play to ensure broadband coverage, including in remote
The subject matter of the contract is a study monitoring broadband coverage objectives of the digital agenda,
prioritising areas where there is unworkable broadband coverage.
EUR1,02 billion should be made available to member states, either to improve broadband coverage in rural areas or to respond to new challenges,
In terms of the three targets, while nearly all Member States achieved the basic broadband coverage target by 2013, this will most likely not be the case for the 2020 target for fast broadband. .
the Commission encourages State aid measures that are aimed at providing equitable broadband coverage at affordable prices for European citizens.
2 March 2012 called for action at the European Union level to provide better broadband coverage, including by reducing the cost of high-speed broadband infrastructure.
medical centres in the context of the efforts to bring uninterrupted 5G wireless broadband coverage to all urban centres by 2025.
for basic and fast broadband coverage respectively, in their strategies.
Thus, a territorial broadband gap continues to persist in internet use, in broadband coverage, there is a 90% availability in EU15 urban households compared to 60% of the rural population.
means that it can make only a limited contribution to the investment needed in areas with low broadband coverage.
Should there be a financial contribution from the telecoms sector to ensure universal broadband coverage, or should the public purse intervene since other sectors of the economy
Sales were offset by lower revenues from two major North American mobile broadband coverage projects that peaked in 2013,
For the latest data on broadband coverage, subscriptions and penetrations,
The EESC believes that in this case operators will need to have access to the requisite channels to ensure good ultra-fast mobile broadband coverage, not only in the most rural areas but also on the various public transport networks.
This was offset by, as previously communicated, lower revenues from two large mobile broadband coverage projects in North America that peaked in the first half of 2013, and reduced activity in Japan.
The Commission launched a three years project aimed at the development of a platform gathering existing data on mapping broadband coverage, and quality of service and experience from NRAs,
decline in sales is, as previously communicated, lower revenues from two large mobile broadband coverage projects in North America,
However, the EESC regards as insufficiently ambitious the Commission's goal of achieving blanket fast broadband coverage(30Mbps) for services and the adoption of ultra-fast broadband(100 Mbps) services for 50% of Europeans by 2020.