Furthermore, smaller operators that cannot match the largest operators′ scale advantages over broader geographic areas can be assumed to purchase wholesale inputs rather than self-provide termination services.

Furthermore, smaller operators that cannot match the largest operators′ scale advantages over broader geographic areas can be assumed to purchase wholesale inputs rather than self-provide termination services.

When Canada unilaterally extended jurisdiction over fisheries in 1977 and created a 200-mile exclusive fishing zone, three areas of the Atlantic Continental Shelf remained largely beyond Canadian control: the northeastern portion of the Grand Banks (NAFO division 3L or the “Nose of the Bank”), the southeastern portion (division 3NO or the “Tail of the Bank”), and the outcropping of the shelf east of the Bank (division 3M or the “Flemish Cap”) (The waters off Canada’s East Coast are divided into a set of zones defi ...[+++]ned by an alphanumeric code – see Map 2).

One million customers benefited in expanding their local calling areas and gaining fully modernized digital switches.

To this end, it is asking the Twelve and by extension all the European bodies concerned, to reserve a specific frequency band of 169.4 to 169.8 MHz, which the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) has said will be suitable. With the support of European firms, the administrations concerned in Europe also intend to adopt, through the CEPT, a new, worlwide standardized radiotaping code to permit faster and more extensive signalling, in particular including services (1) COM(89) 166 Putting an end to the fragmentation of the European market The ERMES system will end the fragmentation of the European marke ...[+++]t and help to bring down the cost of radiotaping receivers.

The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides, as did the Anglo-Norwegian fisheries decision in 1951, that if you have a deeply indented coast or a coastal archipelago, instead of following the sinuosities of the coast to draw your baselines from which you are to measure your territorial waters, you can cut across, as it were, the openings, the " fiords," as the Norwegians call them, and use those lines, called baselines, to draw your 12 miles of territorial waters.