Sentence examples for after telecommunications from inspiring English sources
The industrials sector, which includes aerospace and defense, is a rare bright spot in an lackadaisical mergers market, and represents the second-largest fee pool globally after telecommunications, media and technology.
Stingrays were originally used by intelligence agencies like the CIA after telecommunications companies in foreign countries refused to comply with their surveillance requests, per a Scientific American report from June 2015.
It's the second mega-deal of the week, after telecommunications giant AT&T acquired Time Warner Inc. for $85 billion in a bid to expand its core business beyond wireless and broadband. .
Richard Lowenthal, 47, for instance, retired three years ago after his telecommunications company, Stratacom, was bought by Cisco Systems.
After the Telecommunications Act of 1996 relaxed constraints on radio station ownership, Clear Channel gobbled up nearly 1,200 stations.
After the Telecommunications Act of 1996 removed limits on the number of stations a single corporation could own, big media companies engaged in a feeding frenzy.
After the telecommunications act was adopted, the F.C.C. issued accounting regulations outlining how the Bell companies were to calculate the price of leases to competitors.
After the Telecommunications Act of 1996 relaxed many of the regulations that had bound the communications industry, regulators and consumer advocates hoped to see the benefits of competition.
After the telecommunications act, hundreds if not thousands of new companies sprang up to deliver local communications services in competition against old local phone giants like Bell Atlantic and Southwestern Bell.
After studying telecommunications at the Birla Institute of Technology in Pilani in his native India, he became an engineer at a Delhi radio station.
Tellabs Inc., the most-active U.S. stock, plunged 9 9/16, to 59 1/2, after the telecommunications equipment maker warned earnings were likely to be less than analysts forecast.
