Telecommunication. 9.1 Conditions of Telecommunication
Telecommunication. No telecommunication lines are provided by the Licensor unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Licensor. The Licensee shall apply for activation of phone line(s).
Telecommunication. The authorities named in Article 3, Para.1 of this Agreement will take all necessary measures for the establishment of a reliable connection between the authorities and the intervention teams at the place of action.
Telecommunication. 1. The Agency may install and use some telecommunication systems for its own. This should include the necessary means to ensure the protection and confidentiality of personal data mentioned in Article 18 of the Regulation.
2. The Austrian authorities shall take the necessary means in order to facilitate the installation and use of the relevant systems.
Telecommunication. 10.1 Technical Specifications
(a) Technical specifications etc. of communication related to SORACOM Air for Sigfox service are as follows. However, it does not guarantee the described transmission speed and communication capacity, but depending on the communication situation and communication environment, the communication speed and communication capacity may not be reached or there may be cases where connection to the communication can not be made. In addition, the communication protocol for SORACOM Air for Sigfox service conforms to the contents separately specified by SORACOM.
(1) Transmission speed of communication: 100 bps
(2) Communication capacity: 12 bytes / times
(3) Maximum number of communication times: 140 times / day
(4) Communication direction: Uplink only
(b) Terms of use of supplementary services to be used with SORACOM Air for Sigfox service are subject to the terms of use of each service specified by SORACOM Air Japan service.
(c) SORACOM may collect, analyze and accumulate information on the relevant communication, as necessary for SORACOM Air for Sigfox service, for communication restrictions and so on.
Telecommunication. The Parties shall work together in the installation planning and coordination with the appropriate telecommunication service provider for all necessary telecommunication systems and facilities to provide telecommunication service to the Property with sufficient capacity to provide telecommunications for customary uses permitted under the current Property zoning classification. The Parties shall work together with the telecommunication utility service provider in the planning and coordination of the installation of such utility service infrastructure, including, without limitation, determining appropriate location(s) on the Property that future users may tap into said telecommunication lines. Installation of the telecommunication infrastructure shall be done by the appropriate telecommunication utility service provider. The Parties agree that neither City nor Developer can cause the appropriate telecommunication utility service provider to install or provide said utility services. The Parties agree that telecommunication services may not be completed on or before the expiration of the Construction Period, and the same shall not be a default by the City under this Agreement.
Telecommunication. 1. Subject to further arrangements with the appropriate Portuguese authorities regarding locations and technical details of equipment, an Allied Headquarters may import, establish, access, operate and maintain, on either a temporary or non-temporary basis, inside or outside the premises occupied by it, such telecommunications facilities and military radio stations as may be required for its operational functions, military training and exercises, emergencies or for morale and welfare purposes.
2. The Portuguese Republic shall remain responsible and liable for spectrum management. Frequencies to be used by an Allied Headquarters, together with their parameters, shall be established by an Allied Headquarters and the Portuguese authorities responsible for spectrum management in accordance with the procedures set up by the appropriate NATO authority. An Allied Headquarters and the Portuguese Republic shall take all necessary measures to avoid and eliminate harmful interference with each other’s and with civilian telecommunication services and electrical power facilities. Subject to prior coordination with the appropriate Portuguese authorities an Allied Headquarters may employ necessary security measures to protect Allied Headquarters communications in the Portuguese Republic for reasons of security and force protection.
3. Telecommunication facilities and military radio stations shall be used exclusively for official purposes in accordance with the paragraph above.
4. Applications regarding wire telephone and telegraph/data systems and circuits shall be submitted in accordance with the procedures established by the correspondent NATO authority.
5. The criteria, regulations and rates for work and services of the telecommunications operators and regulators, including frequency spectrum pricing, shall not be less favourable than those applied to the Portuguese Armed Forces.
6. In establishing and operating telecommunications facilities, an Allied Headquarters shall apply the provisions approved by the International Telecommunications Union and any other international or regional telecommunications regulations binding upon the Portuguese Republic, as well as Portuguese telecommunications laws and regulations. An Allied Headquarters shall be exempt from this provision to the extent that such exemption is granted to the Portuguese Armed Forces.
7. All Allied Headquarters shall be entitled to send and receive messages and data in cipher.
Telecommunication. All towns and most of the villages in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia are connected to the national and international communication network but the percentage of subscribers in Polog Region is much lower than the national average24. The situation is less favourable in Kosovo where only 28.7% of the population has access to the public telephone network25.
Telecommunication. The use of a two way interactive electronic networking system may be utilized as an alternative instructional delivery system subject to the following conditions:
Telecommunication. Tenant shall have the right to contract with its telecommunications provider and the Landlord shall not unreasonably restrict Tenant’s selection of the provider or charge Tenant any additional fee for access to the building’s telecommunications infrastructure. Telecommunications providers at Brickstone Square can offer the following: Verizon (can provide T-l’s, T-3’s, true redundancy, OC3C connection, Sonet Ring, ISDN, voice, data.
