Examples of using Alternative operators in English and their translations into Swedish
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This will enable alternative operators to establish their business
It is necessary to examine the extent to which available wholesale access products enable alternative operators to compete with the incumbents' bundles at retail level.
In the past, such access did not work effectively in Italy and alternative operators found it difficult to compete with Telecom Italia for end customers.
Making it easier for alternative operators, like mobile virtual network operators,
new entrants, and that alternative operators have at least the same access possibilities under a commitment-driven approach as under a purely regulatory approach.
It is however essential that alternative operators have access to the necessary wholesale inputs to enable them to offer competing services
Not all Member States obliged the incumbent to make available"naked DSL" which enables alternative operators to provide broadband to end customers without the obligation to rent a telephone line from the incumbent21.
the Member States have, over the years, lowered market entry barriers and enabled alternative operators to increasingly constrain the market power of SMP operators. .
Of consumers now use an alternative operator for long distance or international calls.
Tele2 aims to be the second leading alternative operator by year-end 2001.
which has increased the number of customers that have chosen an alternative operator as the default option for all types of calls, including local.
infrastructure access"(also known as"unbundling") which allows the alternative operator to use a greater part of its own network.
of its tariffication and of its liberalisation(reserved items being delivered by an alternative operator as if they were non reserved direct mail items)
This new structure may hamper access to the network by alternative operators.
They therefore affect the ability of alternative operators to compete with Telecom Italia.
FICORA's proposal concerns wholesale broadband services, through which alternative operators can offer internet services to their own customers.
The following examples are given on the basis of a limited sample of alternative operators' offerings see Annex 1.3.
UKE's proposal concerns wholesale broadband access, through which alternative operators can offer internet services to their own end customers.
Alternative operators do not have a sufficiently consistent basis for planning pan-EU business operation,
The independence of the alternative operators, and especially of the interface,