Translation of "Condition de couverture commune ou acceptée " (French → English) :

6. In order to avoid possible fragmentation of the internal market due to divergent selection conditions and procedures for harmonised spectrum bands allocated to electronic communication services and made tradable in all Member States pursuant to Article 9b of Directive 2002/21/EC, the Commission, in cooperation with Member States and in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity , shall identify best practices and encourage sharing of information for such bands and develop guidelines on authorisation conditions and procedures for such bands, for example on infrastructure sharing and coverage ...[+++] conditions, to ensure a pan-European level playing field, achieved through the principles of technology and service neutrality .

5. In order to avoid possible fragmentation of the internal market due to divergent selection conditions and procedures for harmonised spectrum bands allocated to electronic communication services and made tradable in all Member States pursuant to Article 9b of Directive 2002/21/EC, the Commission, in cooperation with Member States and in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, shall identify best practices and encourage sharing of information for such bands and develop guidelines on authorisation conditions and procedures for such bands, for example on infrastructure sharing and coverage ...[+++] conditions, to ensure a pan-European level playing field, achieved through the principles of technology and service neutrality;

6. In order to avoid possible fragmentation of the internal market due to divergent selection conditions and procedures for harmonised spectrum bands allocated to electronic communication services and made tradable in all Member States pursuant to Article 9b of Directive 2002/21/EC, the Commission, in cooperation with Member States and in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity , shall identify best practices and encourage sharing of information for such bands and develop guidelines on authorisation conditions and procedures for such bands, for example on infrastructure sharing and coverage ...[+++] conditions, to ensure a pan-European level playing field, achieved through the principles of technology and service neutrality .

5. In order to avoid possible fragmentation of the internal market due to divergent selection conditions and procedures for harmonised spectrum bands allocated to electronic communication services and made tradable in all Member States pursuant to Article 9b of Directive 2002/21/EC, the Commission, in cooperation with Member States, shall develop guidelines on authorisation conditions and procedures for such bands, in particular on infrastructure sharing and coverage conditions;

(33) In order to facilitate the procedure, Ö Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 provides for Õ several forms of cooperation should be envisaged, such as limited representation, co-location, common application centres, recourse to honorary consuls and cooperation with external service providers, taking into account in particular data protection requirements set out in Directive 95/46/EC Ö among Member States aimed at, on the one hand, allowing Member States to pool resources and on the other, at enhancing the consular coverage for the benefit of ...[+++]applicants Õ. Member States should, in accordance with the conditions laid down in this Regulation, determine the type of organisational structure which they will use in each third country. ð Flexible rules should be established to allow Member States to optimise the sharing of resources and to increase consular coverage.

Where could I go; how can I be sure of the professional competence and standards of care and treatment; how do I or my family or specialist doctor know where there is capacity in hospital or clinic and in professional diaries; what forms do I need to complete and under what circumstances will my application be agreed; what does “undue delay” mean in relation to my personal condition; what financial cover is provided for the operation, for other medical and care costs, for travel and convalescence, and for family accompanying or v ...[+++]isiting; if the cost is too high, can I top up above the set limit and who is to set such limits; are there complications if I travel from a Euro to a non-Euro zone or vice versa; what if something goes wrong or I have a complaint – what complaints systems will there be and will there be a cross-Europe register of professionals guilty of malpractice.