Sentence examples for cable shared from inspiring English sources

However, in its letter to Cable, shared with the Observer, Leigh Day says the definition of what constitutes a "broken" ceasefire leading to a resumption of hostilities is not defined or explained.

In comments from an interview with industry journal Cable shared exclusively with the Guardian, Blessing said new laws weren't needed to change the system, and that the "edge cases" which currently fall through the gaps are "never going to work".

We've got premiere cable sharing "Real Sex" with us, every kind of online viewing option available at the click of a key, and little (none?) of it supplies emotional context or purpose outside of physical gratification... because we're in the "Age of Porn" and anything goes: discretion, selectivity, aesthetics, plot narrative, or oversaturation be damned.

WikiLeaks' release of 250,000 United States embassy cables – shared with the Guardian and other international newspapers – was an act of terrorism, congressman Peter King declared.

During our trip, he was carrying around a bundle of British diplomatic cables, shared by the British government and written by Simon Gass, who served as London's Ambassador to Iran between 2009 and 2011.

Since bottoming last May, cable shares have outperformed the broader market.

Since Liberty negotiated its deal with Deutsche Telekom, the plight of companies like United Pan-European CommunicandoNTLand NTL has pushed down the prices of both cable shares and cable bonds.

AT&T and Comcast rejected that idea because they would be stuck with perhaps $9 billion in cable stock at a moment when cable shares are deeply depressed.

Unlike in copper or wireless networks, there is no sharing of resources in fiber access networks yet, other than bit stream access or cable sharing, in which the fibers of a cable are let to one or multiple operators.

Though they expect cable shares to keep providing a haven in rough markets, those who are optimistic about cable said various forces had created an exceptionally favorable climate that should help the industry outperform the market for several more quarters.

First, AT&T wants at least $1 billion in cash up front from AOL Time Warner to help protect AT&T from the risks of trying to sell a big block of cable shares at a time when stocks are slumping.