Sentence examples for improved telecommunications from inspiring English sources

The accords they signed on September 18 authorized improved telecommunications and border crossings between Spain and Gibraltar and the establishment of a Spanish council in the territory.

At the same time, improved telecommunications, high-speed mechanized welding and the use of rock saws to cut permafrost have combined to make pipeline building faster and cheaper than ever, said Mr. Phelps, the executive at WestCoast, one of the companies planning to build a line.

Further European declustering may be in the offing, with improved telecommunications, lower cost of living and less regulated markets strengthening the hand of other locations.

In 1999, $64 million was slotted to improve telecommunications in Native American communities.

The Education Ministry plans to invest more than $140 million next year to computerize schools, improve telecommunications and create electronic textbooks, double this year's budget.

Meles offered no substantive response to A/S Carson's query whether any progress had been made toward liberalizing or otherwise improving telecommunications, joking that Americans' concept of time was much faster than Ethiopians'.

"They should also form partnerships with governments across Africa and work out investment plans to improve telecommunications infrastructures so that deployment of such services is not limited".

The state improved its telecommunications infrastructure, and numerous telephone and Internet service centres moved to the state, capitalizing on the low rural wage rate and relatively inexpensive land, services, and buildings.

Most of the other major cruise lines are also in various stages of progress in improving their telecommunications capability.

Until the mid-1970s, public-sector investment in Paraguay was low by Latin American standards and was concerned mainly with improving roads, telecommunications, and air transport.

Iran says it wants to put its own satellites into orbit to monitor natural disasters in the earthquake-prone nation and improve its telecommunications.