Sentence examples for keep a telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Case in point: To secure and keep a telecommunications contract, defense firm Titan gave more than $3.5 million to a government official in Benin, funneling $2 million of that money to the campaign chest of the country's president.

Worse still, few in Italian politics think it strange that the government wants to keep a strong influence in industries that range from banking to telecommunications and energy.

The German telecommunications giant will hold onto a 74 percent stake, while current MetroPCS shareholders will keep a 26 percent stake.

And since democracy is something the Canadian government at least pretends to care about, they've always kept a couple fingers in the telecommunications pie.

They are backed by their cohort in the European Union, who say that restrictions against Deutsche Telekom violate commitments the United States made to the World Trade Organization a few years ago to keep its telecommunications market open to all.

Well, looky here: Failing to live up to commitments Mexico made to the W.T.O. to keep its telecommunications sector open to competition.

While the European Union contends that opposition by American lawmakers to Deutsche Telekom's $50.7 billion offer for VoiceStream Wireless violates commitments the United States made to the World Trade Organization to keep its telecommunications market open, the United States is making similar arguments against Mexico.

One floor of the building, the 15th, has been reinforced and modified to house diesel-powered generators that will be used to keep the telecommunications companies that are moving into the space given up by AT&T in operation if something happens to public utilities.

"The carriers are looking for guard dogs to keep Apple down and keep Google down," said John Strand, a telecommunications consultant in Copenhagen.

Hundreds of undersea cables often owned and managed by international consortiums keep telecommunications running worldwide.

More than half the venture firms surveyed planned to keep allocations for telecommunications investments the same over the next three years, and 60% said they wouldn't change their software strategy.