Sentence examples for mobile telecommunications sector from inspiring English sources

GCHQ was said to be deliberately targeting the computer systems of service companies operating in the international mobile telecommunications sector.

The mobile telecommunications sector is a major driver of the economy and is the largest taxpayer and the biggest non-governmental employer, aside from subsistence agriculture.

A joint statement alleged Qualcomm's alleged anticompetitive behavior had "harmful effects for the mobile telecommunications sector in Europe because carriers and consumers are facing higher prices and fewer choices".

The new platform is designed to foster collaboration between the financial services and mobile telecommunications sectors for the delivery of mobile payment applications and payment related services.

Myanmar, formerly Burma, is the last unexploited territory for businesses in Asia, with untapped markets including the telecommunications sector: Mobile penetration in the country of 60 million is estimated to be a meager 5 percent to 10 percent.

Meanwhile, in the telecommunications sector, shares in mobile telecommunications carrier Airtouch are also higher after Vodafone, the U.K.'s largest mobile company, confirmed that it's launching a competing bid for Airtouch.

According to the national communications authority (NCA), the regulator of the telecommunications sector of Ghana, subscription to mobile telephony is increasing tremendously.

BERLIN — For nearly a decade, financial analysts have expected a wave of mergers and acquisitions to sweep Europe's fragmented telecommunications sector, consolidating the region's 102 mobile operators and creating a more efficient market.

AT&T's failure to close its proposed acquisition of T-Mobile was inevitable for those who closely follow the telecommunications sector, respect competition law and the roles of the Department of Justice and the FCC.

The telecommunications sector variable is the sum of fixed telephone and mobile lines for every 1000 workers.9 The source is the World Development Indicators (WDI) from the World Bank.

Editor's note: Alix Murphy is a mobile telecommunications industry professional with experience in electronic and mobile identity, mobile payments and international development sectors.