Sentence examples for acquiring operators from inspiring English sources

It might replicate its experience by acquiring operators in Europe and elsewhere globally that have been slower to roll out advanced LTE networks.

The European telecom giant may think about acquiring smaller operators like Cable One or Mediacom.

Arun Sarin, Vodafone's chief executive, said the deal would be "transformational" for his company, which thinks it can increase profits by acquiring phone operators in high-growth developing markets.

Last summer it came close to acquiring casino operator Players, but was beaten out by Harrah's.

“They (the management) were reluctant to provide more details on which new markets they would be interested in and whether they would acquire existing operators or roll out green-field operations," Goldman said.

Carey, which is based in Washington, said it had built up its marketing and sales programs while integrating recently acquired independent operators of chauffeured-vehicle businesses.

The expert system stores the knowledge acquired by operators throughout their careers and is able to detect and isolate a great range of malfunctions and failures.

The root of the problem is NTL's £12-billion debt which its boss, Barclay Knapp, ran up while building the firm's cable network and acquiring smaller rival operators at what now look like vastly inflated prices.

On top of the cost of acquiring the licences, operators will have to spend another $400 billion or so to build their 3G networks, so they are teaming up to share infrastructure and reduce costs.

UPC has a European backbone network of 21,700 miles, 15,000 of which have been upgraded to support two-way communications, and is owned by Denver, Colo.-based UnitedGlobalCom ucoma, which specializes in acquiring international cable operators.

These differences may be due to the fact that our study was prospective and while acquiring scans, the operators tried their best to ensure no errors occurred during scan acquisition.