English-Swedish translation for "subscriber"

subscriber {noun} (also: rooter, following, follower, clientele)

subscriber {noun} (also: contributor)

subscriber {noun} (also: signatory, signer)

subscriber {noun}

subscriber {noun}

Finally, the issue of public subscriber directories remains to be solved.

I hope that light represents a good system which will benefit telephone subscribers.

The arrival of subscriber television in the life of citizens has radically changed its social role.

On this point, we fear that the proposed free service will weaken the protection of subscribers.

This means that Internet subscribers can download as much as they want, and the operator pays the royalties.

The national central banks shall be the sole subscribers to and holders of the capital of the European Central Bank.

Thirdly, we said that subscriber line differentiation will be a part of the new legislation.

This EU ePrivacy Directive provides that location data may be used, but only with the consent of the subscriber or user.

There is a need for diversity, but now more standards are being sought for Digital Subscriber Lines with the help of which it will be possible to upgrade the network.

A crucial issue in subscribers ' confidence in the trustworthiness of legal transactions concluded electronically on the Internet is the legal validity of such actions.

If the caller were to withhold their telephone number, then in accordance with the directive, it should be possible for the subscriber to decline the call automatically.

If the rating agency is paid by an issuer, rather than by subscribers, it casts doubts regarding the possibility of 'downgrade rigidity ' when ratings are updated.

The directive then regulates the way in which services are provided so that broadcasters are able to charge customers for programmes broadcast to subscribers.

This means that if a telephone call were to come in and the number of the caller were not passed on, then it could automatically be refused, if that is what the subscriber wished to do.

Member States are required in the directive to provide a means of legal redress and sanctions in cases where the rights of subscribers to and users of telephone services are not respected.

As Mr Turmes said earlier, the large multinationals are currently demanding higher sums from their subscribers in certain countries than in countries where that free movement does not exist.

However, the Commission is not of the view that the directive requires the user or subscriber to be informed of or consent to the location prior to every single attempt by the locator to locate him.

The number of mobile subscribers is anticipated to grow at a greater rate than in 2002, despite the high penetration rates already achieved.