Sentence examples for against telecommunications from inspiring English sources
In support of Mr. Nacchio's accusations, his lawyers quoted from one of several lawsuits filed against telecommunications companies, accusing them of violating their customers' privacy.
A federal panel of judges has consolidated 17 lawsuits throughout the United States filed against telecommunications companies accused of assisting the Bush administration monitor Americans' communications without warrants.
Most notably, the administration has sought to use the privilege to kill numerous suits against telecommunications carriers over the National Security Agency's eavesdropping program.
Last September, Velocom agreed to buy Bell Canada's 34.4percentt stake in Vésper for $875 million, but by then the market was starting to turn against telecommunications companies of all stripes.
THE BellSouth Corporation is introducing a campaign tomorrow meant to recast the company as a high-technology leader in an effort to become more competitive against telecommunications and online rivals.
Dwayne Morton was reinstated as the coach at Lincoln High School of Brooklyn after being suspended for yesterday's game against Telecommunications and fined $375 for his conduct during Saturday's game against Robeson High School in the Brooklyn Boys Winter Classic.
In 1996, McCain was one of five senators, and the only Republican, to vote against the Telecommunications Act.
Another case challenging the program, and several dozen suits against the telecommunications companies, remain pending in federal courts in California.
A previous group of suits, filed by NTP in 2007 against several telecommunications carriers, was stayed pending the outcome of the patent review.
Washington state has filed a $3.7bn lawsuit against the telecommunications firm Comcast alleging that the company violated the state's Consumer Protection Act almost 2m times.
Investor sentiment has turned heavily against European telecommunications companies in recent months, as worries have mounted about their heavy spending on unproven new technologies.
