Sentence examples for case telecommunications from inspiring English sources

A new draft of the law was agreed to late Wednesday by top advisers for the Council of Ministers, in this case telecommunications ministers, from the 15 countries in the European Union.

PAGE A14 Huge Tax-Evasion Case A telecommunications entrepreneur has been charged with hiding at least $450 million of income and evading more than $210 million in taxes, in what prosecutors called the biggest criminal tax-evasion case ever against an individual.

In the case of telecommunications applications, there is also an increasing demand for batteries with the front-terminal design.

That weight saving can either be given over to more payload (transponders in the case of telecommunications satellites), or allow the satellite to squeeze on to a smaller, cheaper rocket.

This paper uses the case of telecommunications software company APiON to illustrate how the company developed and implemented a growth strategy that allowed it to realize a dramatic increase in shareholder value through proactively focusing on harnessing its intellectual capital (IC) resources.

In the highest-profile case, the British telecommunications company Vodafone Group has started legal proceedings against the Indian government over a $2 billion tax notice related to its 2007 acquisition of Hutchison Essar.

The cases were from different sectors: football (Case 1) and telecommunications (Case 2).

In many cases fitness companies, telecommunications providers, utilities and others own such information about us.

The Supreme Court begins its term today with a full plate of telecommunications cases.

The government also cites previous cases in which telecommunications companies were forced to write code to assist government investigations.

The Supreme Court begins its term on Monday with a full plate of telecommunications cases that lawyers say demonstrate the shortcomings of the landmark 1996 law that was supposed to deregulate the industry and introduce competition to telephone markets long dominated by monopolies.