Sentence examples for broad telecommunications from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence to date that French intelligence services were granted access to information from the N.S.A., Le Monde reported last week, however, that France's external intelligence agency maintains a broad telecommunications data collection system of its own, amassing metadata on most, if not all, telephone calls, e-mails and Internet activity coming in and out of France.

And yet, the broader telecommunications industry has been in recession and Lucent's announcement was accompanied by grim statements yesterday from other companies.

Atco, he said, initially liked the Totowa property because it was near major roads, like Route 80, and also because it was in an area that has been wired for high-speed broad-band telecommunications.

The spat over interconnection rates between Telmex and its competitors is tangled in broader disputes over telecommunications regulation in Mexico.

Other countries, including Russia and some African and Middle Eastern nations, have apparently resisted, favoring a broader definition of telecommunications that could include the Internet.

The rules are part of a broad plan to make telecommunications and new technology like wireless phones more accessible to people with disabilities.

Some members of Parliament were hoping to use a broad overhaul of European telecommunications legislation to ban proposals like the French one.

The changes would also create a new body over the next year with broad powers to regulate telecommunications companies, including the possibility of ordering them to divest assets to prevent them from exercising control over the market.

The commission approved rules for video description in 2000 as part of a broad plan to make telecommunications and technology, like wireless phones, more accessible to people with disabilities.

The Federal Communications Commission approved rules for such video description in 2000 as part of a broad plan to make telecommunications and technology like wireless phones more accessible to people with disabilities.

AT&T Wireless Services may cut its global bond sale as much as 17% to $2.5 billion and is being forced to offer higher yields amid broad weakness in the telecommunications sector.