Examples of International Telecommunication Convention in a sentence
The Licensee shall observe and comply with all local laws, including but not limited to the Act, the Telecommunications (Radio-communication) Regulations, the International Telecommunication Convention and any other treaty or convention to which Singapore is a party.
BACKGROUND The Regional Administrative Radio Conference held in Geneva, convened under Articles7 and 54 of the International Telecommunication Convention (Nairobi, 1982) to establish a plan for sound broadcasting in the 87.5 - 108 MHz band in accordance with Resolution No. 510 of the World Administrative Radio Conference (Geneva, 1979), and No. 584 of the Radio Regulations.
The Licensee shall observe and comply with the Act, the Radiocommunication Regulations, the International Telecommunication Convention and any other treaty or convention to which Singapore is a party.
The International Telecommunication Convention was signed at Nairobi on November 6, 1982.
When required by military necessity and in consonance with the provisions set forth in Appendix 13 (Part A2) of the International Telecommunication Convention, minimum performance requirements applicable to the use of Communications-Electronics equipment as prescribed in this Manual1 may not be met.
The Licensee shall, unless otherwise directed by the Authority, at all times observe and perform the relevant requirements of the International Telecommunication Convention including all regulations annexed thereto or made thereunder, and any other international telecommunication agreements which may from time to time be acceded to by or on behalf of, or applied to, Hong Kong.
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Matters are different as regards the Pizzo Groppera transmitter only because proceedings are still pending in Italy and because hitherto none of the means of settling disputes provided for in Article 50 of the International Telecommunication Convention ...
The applicants added that international telecommunications law was binding only on the States parties to the instruments in question; as Groppera Radio AG’s transmitter came under Italian jurisdiction, any problem with applying that law therefore had to be resolved at inter-State level, if need be by resorting to the machinery provided for in Article 50 of the International Telecommunication Convention.
Where the Authority receives an application under Condition 5.4 and is satisfied that the deviation will not amount to a breach of approvals given by the Radiocommunication Bureau under the International Telecommunication Union or amount to a breach of any obligation of Hong Kong under the International Telecommunication Convention, it shall, within a reasonable period following receipt of the application, approve it subject to such conditions as the Authority may reasonably impose.