Sentence examples for broadband accessible from inspiring English sources

The next chair needs to clarify and use the agency's authority to make broadband accessible and affordable.

In one emblematic example, the government actually delayed its own telecom regulator's goal to make 5 Megabit per second broadband accessible to 98% of Canadians by 2015 (apparently over half a million folks don't deserve even slow internet).

In one emblematic example, the government actually delayed its own telecom regulator's goal to make 5 Megabit per second broadband accessible to 98% of Canadians by 2015 (apparently over half a million folks don't really even deserve slow internet).

"That means better broadband, more accessible health care, supporting our farmers, and making sure we can have a vibrant local economy in a rural area with every opportunity that we are seeing in cities," he said.

The obtained source parameters are given in Table 2. Data from broadband stations accessible via the internet from the KOERI data center at (http://barbar.koeri.boun.edu.tr/sismo/zKDRS/zzTRwavType.asp) were selected at a regional distance.

This represents the first time that a cable operator will make its entire video on demand (VOD) library available via a retail DVR and TiVo Premiere will become the first retail product to fully integrate a cable VOD service, along with linear television and broadband content accessible through TiVo's user interface and intuitive search capabilities.

He believes the reasons the site has proved especially successful in Sweden include the affordable, widespread access to some of Europe's fastest and most accessible broadband services.

Superfast broadband will be accessible to nearly two-thirds of the UK by next spring.

Experts say the Philadelphia model, if successful, could provide the tipping point for a nationwide movement to make broadband affordable and accessible in every municipality.

Clare Akamanzi, chief executive of the Rwanda Development Board, added: "Rwanda's citizens and businesses must have access to the tools that will enable them to seize the opportunities of the digital age – and none is more important than fast, reliable and accessible broadband.

The first challenge is the need for faster and more accessible broadband networks.