Examples of using Videoconferencing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Obviously the courtrooms will still need to be fitted with videoconferencing equipment.
Videoconferencing Compatibility with any VPN.
Videoconferencing is not new.
In several Member States videoconferencing equipment is widely available in court rooms.
Under civil law, videoconferencing is used regularly as an alternative to letters rogatory.
Videoconferencing or other technical measures.
implementation and roll-out of videoconferencing equipment.
This is the base standard for H. 323 videoconferencing.
This is a series of extensions to the H. 323 videoconferencing standard.
There is no specific provision for videoconferencing in Luxembourg law.
The videoconferencing equipment should where possible be integrated with the established courtroom working arrangements and infrastructure.
Introduce a national videoconferencing contact point
Promoting the use of and sharing of best practices on cross-border videoconferencing in the area of justice in the Member States and at EU level'.
The videoconferencing services provided by our company are comprehensive: it's not about us merely selling
The cross-border connection of the videoconferencing systems should also be safeguarded in such a way as to prevent recordings from being intercepted unlawfully by third parties.
Council Recommendations-‘Promoting the use of and sharing of best practices on cross-border videoconferencing in the area of justice in the Member States and at EU level'.
As the courts have videoconferencing facilities, no costs should apply to their use.
In order to facilitate the use of videoconferencing equipment, all equipment components should as far as possible be standardised on the basis of the same types of equipment
Consider improving the use of videoconferencing facilities at the European level by creating secure‘virtual videoconferencing meeting rooms' where the participating Member States could dial-in;
The Union should also put an emphasis on videoconferencing and on assisting the development of translation tools