Examples of using Comparative selection in English and their translations into Slovak
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the objectives pursued by means of a competitive or comparative selection procedure under this Article,
Where, in the case of competitive or comparative selection procedures, fees for rights of use for radio frequencies ð spectrum ï consist entirely
The combination of a lack of demand- ing criteria and comparative selection of applications and the absence of comprehensive business information in project applications resulted, in over one- third of the cases,
that rights of use for numbering resources of exceptional economic value are to be granted through competitive or comparative selection procedures, national regulatory
that rights for use of numbers of exceptional economic value are to be granted through competitive or comparative selection procedures, Member States may extend the maximum period of three weeks by up to a further three weeks.
Where competitive or comparative selection procedures are to be used, Member States may extend the maximum period of six weeks referred to in Article 5(3)
with Article 623of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive), that rights for Ö of Õ use of Ö for Õ numbers of exceptional economic value are to be granted through competitive or comparative selection procedures, ð national regulatory authorities ï ð Member States ï may extend the maximum period of three weeks by up to a further three weeks.
Where competitive or comparative selection procedures are to be used, Member States may extend the maximum period of six weeks referred to in Article 48(6)
that rights of use for numbers numbering resources of exceptional economic value are to be granted through competitive or comparative selection procedures, national regulatory and/or other competent authorities may extend the maximum period of three weeks by up to a further three weeks.
(4) Where the Regulator decides to use a competitive or comparative selection procedure for the purposes of granting a licence referred to in paragraph(1), the Regulator may extend the maximum period
Where competitive or comparative selection procedures are to be used, Member States may extend the maximum period of six weeks referred to in Article 48(6)
(21) Member States may use, inter alia, competitive or comparative selection procedures for the assignment of radio frequencies as well as numbers with exceptional economic value.
Article 3 Comparative selection procedure.
(c) detailed requirements of the comparative selection procedure;
(e) applicants shall meet any commitment undertaken during the comparative selection procedure;
increase the transparency of the competitive or comparative selection procedures.
Any commitments which the undertaking obtaining the rights of use has made in the course of a competitive or comparative selection procedure.
Member States may use, inter alia, competitive or comparative selection procedures for the assignment of radio spectrum
Possible commitments which the undertaking obtaining the usage right has made in the course of a competitive or comparative selection procedure;
Any commitments that the operator obtaining the usage right has made in the course of a competitive or comparative selection procedure; and.