Common use of Frequencies Clause in Contracts

Frequencies. 17.1 To the extent the Licensee is authorized to utilize Frequencies pursuant to the TRC’s Regulations and under the terms of a separate Spectrum License, the Licensee acknowledges that other countries may authorize or permit the use of their radio frequencies in a manner that interferes with the Licensee’s use of the Frequencies and that it is the responsibility of the Licensee to report such interference as soon as practicable, in order that the TRC may take measures to counter such interference. The Licensee shall use the Frequencies in compliance with all national, regional intergovernmental and international arrangements in effect that are designed to reduce radio interference among all users of such Frequencies. The TRC shall defend the rights of the Licensee under the Spectrum License in accordance with the ITU Radio Regulations and the Telecommunications Law. 17.2 To the extent permitted under the terms of the Licensing Agreement and applicable Regulations, the Licensee may apply to the TRC for the right to use additional Frequencies in connection with its Licensed Activities. The TRC may authorize additional Frequencies to the Licensee pursuant to a separate Spectrum License, subject to availability and based on demonstrated existing or reasonable projected customer demand and an assessment of whether or not the Frequencies covered by the existing Spectrum License are being utilized efficiently. At all times, the Licensee shall implement all commercially reasonable measures to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of its use of the Frequencies. 17.3 The TRC may, in order to comply with international radio spectrum co-ordination requirements, ITU allocations, or generally in the course of regulating the radio frequency spectrum in the best interests of Jordan, reassign Frequencies used by the Licensee. In such cases the TRC and the Licensee shall consult with each other before any such action is taken and the TRC shall provide the Licensee with adequate time and, where applicable, assign appropriate alternative Frequencies or take such other reasonable action as may be necessary, to permit the Licensee to carry on its business without unreasonable costs or disruptions.

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Frequencies. 17.1 To the extent the Licensee is authorized to utilize Frequencies pursuant to the TRC’s Regulations and under the terms of a separate General Spectrum LicenseLicense(s), the Licensee acknowledges that other countries may authorize or permit the use of their radio frequencies in a manner that interferes with the Licensee’s use of the Frequencies and that it is the responsibility of the Licensee to report such interference as soon as practicable, in order that the TRC may take measures to counter such interference. The Licensee shall use the Frequencies in compliance with all national, regional intergovernmental and international arrangements in effect that are designed to reduce radio interference among all users of such Frequencies. The TRC shall defend the rights of the Licensee under the General Spectrum License in accordance with the ITU Radio Regulations and the Telecommunications Law. 17.2 To the extent permitted under the terms of the Licensing License Agreement and applicable Regulations, the Licensee may apply to the TRC for the right to use additional Frequencies in connection with its Licensed Activities. The TRC may authorize additional Frequencies frequencies to the Licensee pursuant to a separate by amending the Licensee's existing General Radio Spectrum License, License subject to availability and based on demonstrated existing or reasonable projected customer demand and an assessment of whether or not the Frequencies covered by the existing General Spectrum License are being utilized efficiently. At all times, the Licensee shall implement all commercially reasonable measures to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of its use of the Frequencies. 17.3 The TRC may, in order to comply with international radio spectrum co-ordination requirements, ITU allocations, or generally in the course of regulating the radio frequency spectrum in the best interests of Jordan, reassign Frequencies used by the Licensee. In such cases the TRC and the Licensee shall consult with each other before any such action is taken and the TRC shall provide the Licensee with adequate time and, where applicable, assign appropriate alternative Frequencies or take such other reasonable action as may be necessary, to permit the Licensee to carry on its business without unreasonable costs or disruptions.

Frequencies. 17.1 To the extent the Licensee is authorized to utilize Frequencies pursuant to the TRC’s Regulations and under the terms of a separate Spectrum License, the Licensee acknowledges that other countries may authorize or permit the use of their radio frequencies in a manner that interferes with the Licensee’s use of the Frequencies and that it is the responsibility of the Licensee to report such interference as soon as practicable, in order that the TRC may take measures to counter such interference. The Licensee shall use the Frequencies in compliance with all national, regional intergovernmental and international arrangements in effect that are designed to reduce radio interference among all users of such Frequencies. The TRC shall defend the rights of the Licensee under the Spectrum License in accordance with the ITU Radio Regulations and the Telecommunications Law. 17.2 To the extent permitted under the terms of the Licensing Agreement and applicable Regulations, the Licensee may apply to the TRC for the right to use additional Frequencies in connection with its Licensed Activities. The TRC may authorize additional Frequencies to the Licensee pursuant to a separate Spectrum License, subject to availability and based on demonstrated existing or reasonable projected customer demand and an assessment of whether or not the Frequencies covered by the existing Spectrum License are being utilized efficiently. At all times, the Licensee shall implement all commercially reasonable measures to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of its use of the Frequencies. 17.3 The TRC may, in order to comply with international radio spectrum co-ordination requirements, ITU allocations, or generally in the course of regulating the radio frequency spectrum in the best interests of Jordan▇▇▇▇▇▇, reassign Frequencies used by the Licensee. In such cases the TRC and the Licensee shall consult with each other before any such action is taken and the TRC shall provide the Licensee with adequate time and, where applicable, assign appropriate alternative Frequencies or take such other reasonable action as may be necessary, to permit the Licensee to carry on its business without unreasonable costs or disruptions.