Examples of using Disabled end-users in English and their translations into Swedish
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economic disadvantages incurred by those without access to a broadband connection, including disabled end-users;
Member States shall ensure that access for disabled end-users to emergency services is comparable to that enjoyed by other end-users. .
Access for all: Disabled end-users should have equivalent access to 112 through alternative means to 112 voice calls.
including in particular access to electronic communications services and equipment by disabled end-users;
as this will improve electronic access for disabled end-users.
Member States shall ensure that access for disabled end-users to emergency services is ð available through emergency communications
are equally accessible to disabled end-users, in particular deaf,
this extends the NRAs' powers to request operators to publish information for end-users on the quality of their services to also include equivalent access for disabled end-users.
publish an annual report on measures to be taken to improve accessibility of electronic communications networks and equipment by disabled end-users.
including access for disabled end-users when travelling in other Member States,
electronic communications services and terminal equipment by disabled end-users.
Member States shall take specific measures for disabled end-users in order to ensure access to
including emergency services, for disabled end-users.
Member States shall, where appropriate, take specific measures for disabled end-users in order to ensure access to and affordability of publicly available telephone services,
services incorporating facilities for disabled end-users under normal economic conditions. ï.
In order to ensure that disabled end-users are able to access such services while travelling in other Member States, measures taken shall include ensuring compliance with relevant standards
In order to ensure that disabled end-users are able to access emergency services while travelling in other Member States,
In view of the strengthened provisions in the revised USD relating to disabled end-users, Member States could also be encouraged to take due account of the needs of such users in designing their national USO, in accordance with the principle of ensuring equivalence of access.
including access for disabled end-users when travelling in other Member States, the Commission, having consulted BERT, may adopt technical implementing measures.
The Authority shall publish an annual report on the measures taken to improve accessibility to electronic communications services and equipment by disabled end-users, based on information provided by the Member States and information received by the Authority pursuant to Article 33(3) of Directive 2002/22/EC Universal Service Directive.