International Telecommunication Convention definition

International Telecommunication Convention means the convention made at Nairobi in 1982.

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International Telecommunication Convention means the International Telecommunication Convention signed at Nairobi on the 6th day of November 1982 and the Radio Regulations and additional Radio Regulations in force thereunder, and includes any Convention and Regulations which may from time to time be in force in substitution therefor, or in amendment thereof;

International Telecommunication Convention. ’ means the Convention of the International Telecommunication Union signed at Nairobi in 1982 or any subsequent revision or modification thereof to which the Government of Singapore is a party;

Examples of International Telecommunication Convention in a sentence

• The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be a recognized operating agency within the meaning of the Annex to the Constitution of the International Telecommunication Union and may participate in the Sectors of the Union in accordance with Article 19 (No. 229 and subsequent) of the International Telecommunication Convention, Geneva 1992.

• The following definitions supplement those contained in the International Telecommunication Convention and in the Radio Regulations.

• The procedures for preparation, submission, verification, acceptance and settlement of accounts shall be in accordance with the appropriate rules in the "Telephone Regulations” annexed to the International Telecommunication Convention, provided that the payments by the debtor Administration to the Creditor Administration, shall, for the present, be in Indian currency at the official conversion rate.

• The telecommunication services will be operated in accordance with the International Telecommunication Convention and Regulations and the frequencies on which such stations may operate will be decided upon in co-operation with the Government of [the stricken EAPC nation].

• The Organization shall observe the relevant provisions of the International Telecommunication Convention and regulations made thereunder, and shall in the design, development, construction and establishment of the INMARSAT space segment and in the procedures established for regulating the operation of the INMARSAT space segment and of earth stations give due consideration to the relevant resolutions, recommendations and procedures of the organs of the International Telecommunication Union.

• Pursuant to Section 131, the Government of the United States shall represent the interests of the Governments of Palau before the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and other administrations concerned with international telecommunication in matters pertaining to the International Telecommunication Convention.

• The procedure for preparation, submission, verification, acceptance and settlement of accounts shall be in accordance with the appropriate rules in the "Telegraph regulations” annexed to the International Telecommunication Convention, provided that the payments by the debtor Administration to the creditor Administration shall, for the present, be in Indian currency at the official conversion rate.

• Except to the extent indicated hereinafter, the Telegraph Service shall be governed by the 'Telegraph Regulations' and the Telephone Service by the ‘Telephone Regulations' annexed to the International Telecommunication Convention.

• The procedure for preparation, submission, verification, acceptance and settlement of accounts shall be in accordance with the appropriate rules in the “Telegraph Regulations” annexed to the International Telecommunication Convention, provided that the payments by the debtor Administration to the creditor Administration shall, for the present, be in Indian currency at the official conversation rate.

• The Bank shall benefit, in respect of all official communications, from the same treatment as granted by the Government to any Specialized Agency of the United Nations insofar as such treatment is compatible with the International Telecommunication Convention.

More Definitions of International Telecommunication Convention

International Telecommunication Convention means the International Telecommunication Convention adopted in Nairobi in November 1982 to which Barbados is a party.

International Telecommunication Convention means the convention signed at Geneva on the 22nd day of December 1992 and the Radio Regulations and additional Radio Regulations in force thereunder, and includes any convention

International Telecommunication Convention means the International Tele- communication Convention signed at Geneva on the 22nd day of December 1992 and the Radio Regulations and additional Radio Regulations in force thereunder, and includes any Convention and Regulations which may from time to time be in force in substitution therefore, or in amendment thereof;

International Telecommunication Convention means the Constitution and Telecommunication Union Convention of the International Telecommunication Union signed in Geneva in 1992 relating to telecommunications and includes any subsequent constitution or convention to which the Government is a party and it extends to any radiocommunications regulations made under the Constitution or Convention; and if any amendment of the Constitution and Convention comes into operation with respect to Malaysia, it shall be construed as the Constitution and the Convention as amended;

International Telecommunication Convention means the International Telecommunication Convention signed at Montreux on the 12th day of November, 1965, and includes any subsequent International Telecommunication Convention to which Guyana is a party;