allocation of frequencies

As you know, the allocation of frequencies is due to be consolidated in 2003.

Another example is the allocation of frequencies in the linear-digital field.

The established cellular and wire telephone companies have bitterly opposed such an allocation of frequencies.

The opposition parties argued, however, that it gave the government too many powers, particularly with regard to the allocation of frequencies and senior appointments.

Through other government agencies, policies on ownership, allocation of frequencies, station distribution, and program standards were promulgated.

Does the Commissioner know at the present time the situation regarding the allocation of frequencies in the Member States?

Every day, users rely on allocation of frequencies for efficient use of such devices as:

Like most radio services, paging is limited by the regulatory authorities' allocation of frequencies, which tend to differ from country to country.

The I.T.U. will meet next November to settle various disagreements between astronomers and commercial satellite system operators regarding the allocation of frequencies.

The Yugoslav government took various actions to hinder or ban the station from broadcasting, described by BBC News as "ranging from jamming, technical problems or the allocation of frequencies".

One way to achieve this is to cut down on the military allocation of frequencies; Medvedev's call to introduce digital TV and radio broadcasting throughout the country lies a little further down the road.

Should the state merely have a 'regulatory' function in such matters as the allocation of frequencies for broadcasting, or should it have a more active role as guarantor of the mass media and their 'public service'?

Coincidental Timing Mr. Keller said Nynex has been working on its new cellular system for a year and a half and is not introducing it now to forestall the allocation of frequencies to potential rivals.

In the view of the UPE Group, the proposed amendments in the international section also help to improve the draft decision, except for the possibility of giving the Commission a mandate to negotiate the allocation of frequencies within the ITU, in place of the Member States.