Sentence examples for half telecommunications from inspiring English sources
About 1.5 million square feet is being developed into an office project, called e-port, that is to consist of about half telecommunications tenants and half general office tenants.
The other half: telecommunications and media.
And at least half a dozen telecommunications companies have installed fiber optic networks to provide high-speed data communications through the main business areas.
LONDON – Nokia agreed on Monday to buy Siemens's half of a telecommunications equipment joint venture for about 1.7 billion euros ($2.2 billion) as Nokia continued to struggle with challenges in its core business.
"In three months, this movement succeeded in shifting political discourse more than labor had been able to accomplish with years of lobbying and electoral campaigns," said Robert Master, the Northeast political director for the Communications Workers of America, which represents more than half a million telecommunications workers.
Just the week before Bluelight.com's move, NetZero, the market leader, announced that it would start charging subscribers $9.95 after they reached 40 hours in a given month, saying that 12percentt of its subscribers were accounting for half of its telecommunications expenses.
France Telecom and Orascom Telecom said they would divide between them Motorola's 35percentt stake in MobiNil for Telecommunications, half-owner of Egypt's largest wireless operator.
He gained back that year of eligibility because of his improved academic performance and is scheduled to graduate in December, after three and a half years, with a telecommunications degree.
Half of the major telecommunications platforms lofted every year ride the European battlehorse.
Statistics Canada said shipments of telecommunications equipment were half of their peak in late 2000, while exports of automotive products dipped 3.2percentt.
Their gains, however, were completely overshadowed by the information technology sector, which had lost half its value, and the telecommunications sector, which had lost 38 percent.
