Sentence examples for house telecommunications from inspiring English sources

The buildings, known as telecom hotels, house telecommunications and Internet tenants that require backup generators and diesel fuel to keep their computers running and cool in a blackout.

They also want to begin marketing their complex as a home for Internet companies and "telecommunications hotels," which house telecommunications and data equipment.

Qwest Communications International, a multimedia communications company, took 150,000 square feet at 32 Avenue of the Americas, a building the Rudin real estate family is developing as a telecom hotel, in which a building is used to house telecommunications equipment for a variety of companies.

Larry Pressler, the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, and Jack Fields, the chairman of the House telecommunications subcommittee, began making calls to the F.C.C. lambasting the Democrats for picking on Murdoch and Fox.

The daylong hearing was held at Harvard Law School, near the Congressional district of Representative Edward J. Markey, a Democrat who as the head of a House telecommunications subcommittee recently introduced legislation intended to prevent cable and telephone companies from discriminating in the way they control broadband traffic.

"When Congress looks at it, it will be an interesting collision of two mantras: One, you shouldn't regulate the Internet; and two, there should be regularity parity," says Representative Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, the ranking Democrat on the House telecommunications subcommittee.

Fire Department records indicate that another building housing telecommunications equipment has eight fuel tanks with a total capacity of 156,500 gallons.

Among other features, the free-trade zone is supposed to make it easier for foreign companies to open travel agencies, theaters, banks, brokerage houses, telecommunications firms, sell health insurance or make video game gadgets — businesses that were all restricted to Chinese companies or joint ventures.

A conversation could last hours upon dazed hours, as you sat on your parents' bed, twirling the curly cord, or hauled the house phone into the bathroom, the better to monopolize family telecommunications.

Despite her affluent upbringing on Manhattan's Upper West Side, Gaga says that her parents "both came from lower-class families, so we've worked for everything my mother worked eight to eight out of the house, in telecommunications, and so did my father".

A LANDMARK building that once housed the country's largest commercial printing facility is now being converted into a mammoth "carrier hotel" housing multiple telecommunications and Internet companies.