Sentence examples for approved telecommunications from inspiring English sources

The initial 1960 legislation establishing REITs made all land REIT-eligible; the I.R.S. approved telecommunications towers as real estate in 1964 and property tied to railroads in 1969.

Most of the others began springing up after Congress approved the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

Partners at those firms had advised the companies that the deal had a likely chance of being approved by telecommunications and antitrust regulators.

However, the European Union has just approved the Telecommunications Single Market Regulation, which enshrines the network neutrality principle and guarantees that 'all traffic through the Internet is treated equally'.

European lawmakers are expected to approve a telecommunications bill Wednesday, which imposes the Continent's first data-breach notification requirement on telecommunications operators and Internet service providers.

One house of the Mexican Congress has already approved a new telecommunications law and changes to the constitution that could usher in education reforms that will pay off in the long run.

Since 1993, it has awarded more than $7.2 million for distance learning and distance health care in Native American areas and has approved loans to telecommunications companies and cooperatives serving 27,000 Native American and Alaskan native villages.

The transaction, which creates a communications company with about $90 billion in annual revenue, was approved by antitrust and telecommunications regulators last month.

Internet activists scored a landmark victory on Thursday as the top US telecommunications regulator approved a plan to govern broadband internet like a public utility.

WASHINGTON, June 8 — The House of Representatives approved the most extensive telecommunications legislation in a decade on Thursday, largely ratifying the policy agenda of the nation's largest telephone companies.

The city's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications has approved the installation of as many as 250 "smart screens" in old telephone booths, allowing visitors to find transportation updates, city program information and details about local events, all free.