Sentence examples for leasing capacity from inspiring English sources
MVNOs function by essentially leasing capacity from a larger provider.
As with Baja LNG, Sempra will profit by leasing capacity and trading gas.
Instead, he is leasing capacity from electric utilities, which have been laying fiber- optic cable to meet their own needs for years.
WorldCom uses its own fiber-optic network (rather than leasing capacity from others), and it can now offer a complete package of telecom services, both nationally and internationally.
True, businesses can usually lease capacity for private use.
Irish and European Union rules force Eircom to lease capacity on its local network to such competitors.
At the same time, it leased capacity from other providers and treated this as a capital expense, amortising it over time.
About a decade ago, the government forced France Telecom to lease capacity on its wires to rivals for a regulated price, allowing competitors like Iliad to storm in.
Global Crossing, for example, a recently bankrupted telecoms company audited by Andersen, leased capacity to other telecoms carriers and treated this as immediate revenue.
Companies like Qwest that sell or lease capacity on their networks to large corporations are faced with plunging prices for that network space.
They are allowed to lease capacity on Telstra's network inside the stadium, but must complete calls on their own networks.
