Sentence examples for control of telecommunications from inspiring English sources
Software-defined networking affords flexible control of telecommunications networks with algorithms that are responsive to real-time demands and resource availabilities.
But Hezbollah also wants its alliance to retain control of telecommunications and surveillance, which its leaders view as a security issue.
"Even in most developed countries, authorities take control of telecommunications in some cases," he said.
This means that Beijing's autocratic position on data localization, net neutrality and control of telecommunications technologies will grant vast powers to Beijing's central planners.
Mario Lopez Estrada is fighting Carlos Slim Helu, the world's second-richest man, for control of telecommunications in Guatemala, and so far, Lopez Estrada is winning.
After five fruitless days, the talks here seemed to be in danger of failing again as the Europeans held out for control of some telecommunications networks.
The bad blood between the two began when Mr. O'Reilly, the former chief executive of Heinz, beat Mr. O'Brien in a battle for control of Irish telecommunications company Eircom Group in 2001.
In the early days of capitalism's rebirth in the Soviet Union, Soros sought control of a telecommunications operator there, but quickly backed off when not so veiled threats to his personal safety filled the air.
The government has tightened controls on telecommunications and threatens prosecution of online critics, especially those commenting on Hun Sen and his family.
Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture (TINA) is a proposal elaborated in the period 1993 97 by major corporate organisations worldwide, in the fields of both telecommunications and information technology, towards standardisation of software interfaces and components for control and management of telecommunications services.
Therefore such issues as the control and ownership of telecommunications and media organs, as well as freedom of expression, and access to media by political parties during elections have become prominent in the national discourse of many countries.
