Sentence examples for both telecommunications from inspiring English sources
Mr. Perrelli said Mr. Gershengorn excelled at Jenner & Block, where he specialized in both telecommunications law and Indian sovereignty disputes, mastering complex issues involving novel legal theories.
Other tenants include 360networks, a fiber-optic network, and Qwest Communications and Level 3 Communications, both telecommunications companies, according to Mr. Jacoby.
Although Deutsche Telekom's high debt levels are now driving its strategy, it started selling off cable systems to pre-empt criticism from the European Union of the company's ownership of both telecommunications and cable interests, said Mark Cardwell, who follows Deutsche Telekom for Sanford C. Bernstein.
First, both telecommunications activity and land-cover measures consistently rank high in importance.
A court rejected the FCC's decision, finding that cable internet was clearly both telecommunications and information service.
Castleman himself has extensive experience in both telecommunications and collaboration, most recently with PBX Central, a PBX-as-a-service company he founded, where he now sits on the board.
While the both the telecommunications and cable industries have shown that they have what it takes to remain industry titans regardless of the seismic changes to their universe over the last three decades, nothing they've done suggests that they will innovate rather than simply respond to the innovations of others.
In Europe, the NMT was a significant phase in the development of mobile telecommunications both from the perspective of operators, manufacturers, and standard-setting processes.
Although both involve telecommunications, the company considers them different lines of business, he said.
Both established telecommunications service providers like AT&T and upstart competitors like Level 3 Communications and Teligent are spending far more on equipment this year than they will make in profit, Mr. Sagawa said.
To reverse that trend, Cabletron is employing new sales strategies in both the telecommunications and corporate markets, Patel says.
