end-to-end signaling | end-to-end signalling

assess end-user conflict potential | evaluating end-user conflict potential | assessing end-user conflict potential | evaluate potential end-user conflicts

end-product drying process overseeing | oversee end-product drying process | monitor end-product drying process | overseeing end-product drying process

end stops adjusting | end stops setting | end stop setting | set end stops

end-to-end station DTMF signaling | end-to-end station DTMF signalling

end platten | end platten plate | end stay plate | end tie plate

investment company [ asset management company | asset manager | closed-end investment company | fund manager | investment firm | investment fund | investment trust | mutual fund | OEIC | open-ended investment company | open-ended investment trust | pooled fund | unit trust | investment trusts(UNBIS) ]

front-end fee [ front end fee | one time set-up fee | initial set-up fee | set-up fee ]

judicial proceedings [ court proceedings | discontinuance of judicial proceedings | end of judicial proceedings | judicial procedure | legal procedure | legal proceedings | withdrawal of judicial proceedings | Judicial procedure(ECLAS) | procedure (law)(UNBIS) ]

solar energy end-use applications [ solar energy enduse applications ]

By the end of 2006, outstanding appropriations had fallen to just 2.7 % of the annual budget of the Cohesion Fund (compared to some 50 % at the end of 2002, 39 % at the end of 2003, 15 % at the end of 2004 and 6.7 % at the end of 2005).

Where Union providers of mobile telephony services find the benefits of interoperability and end-to-end connectivity for their customers jeopardised by the termination, or threat of termination, of their roaming arrangements with mobile network operators in other Member States, or are unable to provide their customers with service in another Member State as a result of a lack of agreement with at least one wholesale network provider, national regulatory authorities should make use, where necessary, of the powers under Article 5 of the Access Directive to ensure adequate access and interconnection in order to guarantee such end-to-end con ...[+++]nectivity and the interoperability of services, taking into account the objectives of Article 8 of the Framework Directive, in particular the creation of a fully functioning internal market for electronic communications services.

Where Union providers of mobile telephony services find the benefits of interoperability and end-to-end connectivity for their customers jeopardised by the termination, or threat of termination, of their roaming arrangements with mobile network operators in other Member States, or are unable to provide their customers with service in another Member State as a result of a lack of agreement with at least one wholesale network provider, national regulatory authorities should make use, where necessary, of the powers under Article 5 of the Access Directive to ensure adequate access and interconnection in order to guarantee such end-to-end con ...[+++]nectivity and the interoperability of services, taking into account the objectives of Article 8 of the Framework Directive, in particular the creation of a fully functioning internal market for electronic communications services.

Where Community providers of mobile telephony services find the benefits of interoperability and end-to-end connectivity for their customers jeopardised by the termination, or threat of termination, of their roaming arrangements with mobile network operators in other Member States, or are unable to provide their customers with service in another Member State as a result of a lack of agreement with at least one wholesale network provider, national regulatory authorities should make use, where necessary, of the powers under Article 5 of the Access Directive to ensure adequate access and interconnection in order to guarantee such end-to-end ...[+++] connectivity and the interoperability of services, taking into account the objectives of Article 8 of the Framework Directive, in particular the creation of a fully functioning single market for electronic communications services.