Sentence examples for leading telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Others questioned the moral fiber of the WorldCom executives and Jack B. Grubman, a leading telecommunications analyst from Salomon Smith Barney, and Melvin Dick, the former lead auditor for WorldCom for Arthur Andersen, who were also invited to testify.

Mr. Levkovich has surveyed leading telecommunications companies, brokerage firms and cable concerns for their technology spending plans in 2001.

The announcement late on Wednesday from Marconi, a leading telecommunications equipment maker, reverberated across the technology sector yesterday.

Tech Mahindra, a leading telecommunications services provider, is 31percentt owned by the BT Group, the British telecommunications company.

Today, however, San Diego's economy is widely diversified -- among other things, it is one of the country's leading telecommunications centers -- and, as visitors will find, more cosmopolitan.

The Internet itself, designed to route around damage and bolstered by a battery back-up at leading telecommunications companies, held up just fine during the power loss.

"Our investment in the company, which owns substantial broadband network capacity, is in line with our vision to be a leading global telecommunications player".

Royal KPN, a leading Dutch telecommunications company, said it earned 183 million euros ($200 million) in the second quarter, as cost cuts and debt repayments helped it reverse a loss of 9.27 billion euros in the period a year earlier.

The first day's final session was devoted to an account of the recent expansion of OhmyNews into Japan with backing investment from SoftBank, a leading Japanese telecommunications and media corporation.

On another good day for United's commercial department, when it was revealed they had secured a "ground-breaking" £40m sponsorship deal with DHL for their training kit, they were also able to unveil a more modest partnership with leading mobile telecommunications provider Beeline to cover Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.

On another good day for United's commercial department, when it was revealed they had secured a "ground-breaking" £40million sponsorship deal with DHL for their training kit, they were also able to unveil a more modest partnership with leading mobile telecommunications provider Beeline to cover Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.