Telecommunications Code definition
Telecommunications Code means a document published by the Commission setting out rules, guidelines and procedures on telecommunications related matters, including access to facilities and co-location.
Telecommunications Code means the Code set out at Schedule 2 of the Act. "WorldCom Affiliate" shall mean any company of which WorldCom is a Subsidiary and any Subsidiary of such company and any Subsidiary of WorldCom, the term "Subsidiary" having the meaning ascribed thereto in Sections 736 and 736A of the Companies ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
Telecommunications Code means such guidelines, standards and other requirements as the Commission may issue or specify in accordance with section 53(2);
Examples of Telecommunications Code in a sentence
Subject to AS 18.60.077 and AS 18.60.081, the National Electric Safety Code and OSHA regulations adopted by the State of Alaska for electrical work, telecommunications and related activities (Telecommunications Code Subchapter 3, Article 2 and 29 CFR part 1910) shall serve as the standard.
Subject to paragraph 13.3 the Licensee shall make arrangements which are adequate to ensure that sufficient funds are available after the Relevant Event occurs for meeting the liabilities described in paragraph 13.2 which have arisen on or before the date on which that Event occurred or may arise thereafter from the exercise of rights conferred upon the Licensee by paragraph 9 of the Telecommunications Code.
More Definitions of Telecommunications Code
Telecommunications Code means such standards, rules and other requirements with regard to telecommunications, including facilities, as the Agency may specify from time to time in accordance with section 85(3);
Telecommunications Code means such standards, rules and other requirements with regard to telecommunications, including facilities, as the Agency may specify from time to time in accordance with section 85(3); “telecommunications network” means a system or any part or combination thereof used for the provision of a telecommunications service; “telecommunications service” means a service providing telecommunications and includes a public telecommunications service, a private telecommunications service, a radiocommunication service, and a value added service; “telecommunications undertaking” means any operator, service provider or any other person whose activities are subject to this Act; “terminal equipment” means equipment on the consumer’s side of the network termination point that is connected or capable of being connected, directly or indirectly in any manner, to a telecommunications network and with which a consumer can originate, process or terminate telecommunications; "unbundle," "unbundling" and "unbundled" mean the offering by an operator or service provider of a telecommunications service or a broadcasting service, or the provision of terminal equipment, to other operators, service providers and users in such a way that the charge therefor reflects only the cost of such telecommunications service, broadcasting service, or terminal equipment and does not require the operator, service provider or user to pay for other telecommunications services, broadcasting services, or terminal equipment. "Unit" means the National Frequency Management Unit; “universal access” means the reasonable availability of telecommunications networks and telecommunications services on either a private or a shared, public basis to individuals, bodies corporate and other persons within a given community; “universal service” means the ubiquitous delivery, accessibility and affordability of telecommunications services to persons throughout a geographical area, with no practical
Telecommunications Code means the code contained in Schedule 1 to the 1984 Act;