Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

drar inn Interloops nationella frekvenstillståndet

English translation:

revoke Interloop's nationwide spectrum licence

Added to glossary by Helene Olsen Richards
Jul 14, 2004 21:43
19 yrs ago
Swedish term

drar inn Interloops nationella frekvenstillståndet

Swedish to English Other Law: Contract(s)
X ska i det fall PTS drar inn Interloops nationella frekvenstillståndet medverka till att X övertar frekvenstillståndet.

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Swedish term (edited): drar inn Interloops nationella frekvenstillst�ndet
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revoke Interloop's nationwide spectrum licence

Presumably this has to do with the dispute between the Swedish PTS and the Interlooop company about the use of radio frequencies for mobile phones.

"frekvenstillstånd" is often translated as "spectrum licence", as in the refs below.
Auktion: frekvenstillstånd för GSM1800
Auction of spectrum licences for GSM1800

But I have also seen "frequency license".

"Dra in" I interpret as withdrawing the licence, because Interloop did not make sufficient use of the ferequencies. "Revoke" is a more legal way of saying that.

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Note added at 1 day 20 hrs 13 mins (2004-07-16 17:56:53 GMT)
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NB: BrEn licence, AmEn license


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Note added at 2 days 12 hrs 41 mins (2004-07-17 10:24:16 GMT)
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NB :
As a noun: BrEn licence, AmEn license
As a verb: BrEn license, AmEn license

(In BrEn same pattern as practice/practise, prophecy/prophesy, advice/advise etc)
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Swedish term (edited): drar inn Interloops nationella frekvenstillst�ndet

implicate Interloops national status / state of frequency

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