Sentence examples for electronic communications industry from inspiring English sources

Because his driving personality and his pervasive influence so dominated the electronic communications industry over period of more than 50 years, David Sarnoff gained a general reputation for being virtually the inventor of radio and televisions.

Yet, the decree also talks about potential acquisitions in the "electronic communications" industry — whatever it means.

Mr. Kittrie said his group includes about 10 people in the publishing, radio and electronic communications industries.

Although the Internet industry has tried to combat abusive electronic communications overall, the industry as a whole has not addressed cyberstalking in particular.

"THE more electronic communications becomes the key industry of the economy," observes Columbia University's Mr Noam, "the more important it is to have competition".

The Marvell Technology Group, a maker of electronic circuits for the communications industry, predicted sales for its current quarter would fell short of analysts' estimates, setting off an 11 percent decline in its share price.

Zarlink Semiconductor, a Canadian manufacturer of electronic components for the communications industry, forecast a fourth-quarter loss yesterday and said it would cut 150 jobs and halt development of a chip for digital-video recorders in a bid to become profitable.

He just signed a decree that allows the government to prevent acquisitions of French companies by foreign firms in multiple industries, including "electronic communications".

HAKOM grants, evaluates and revokes broadcast licenses for all forms of electronic communications in Croatia, approves mergers of communications-industry companies, imposes fines on those who are found to be in breach of applicable regulation and conducts constant supervision of the industry.

Bloomberg – The US wants to fund research targeting better cybersecurity for the nation's power grid and the oil and natural gas industry after web attacks hobbled electronic communications for several pipeline operators.

At the heart of the problem for Royal Mail are long-term trends in the communications industry, which mean more people are finding electronic alternatives while the cost of operating a national delivery network remains fixed.