Sentence examples for of telecommunications infrastructure from inspiring English sources
But consumer durables do not enjoy the strategic significance of telecommunications infrastructure.
SECURITY BIOMETRICS, White Plains, a marketer of signature and gesture recognition systems, said it would buy Lightec Communications, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., an installer of telecommunications infrastructure, for $12 million.
On January 25 , 1995the Commission adopted Part II of The Green Paper on the Liberalization of Telecommunications Infrastructure and Cable TV Networks (COM (94) 682 FINAL).
As a result, the taxpayer will be making a gift to the company of most of the value of more than £1bn worth of telecommunications infrastructure for which BT will have paid only about £300m.
The aims of telecommunications infrastructure liberalization are to increase the competitiveness of European industry, establish comparable and effective access to global markets, lower prices, improve services, stimulate investment, encourage innovation and exploit new technologies.
"Maintaining the integrity of telecommunications infrastructure is critical to the operational effectiveness of this important security alliance," they said in a letter to Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, Secretary of State John Kerry and James Clapper, President Barack Obama's Director of National Intelligence.
The combined portfolio reflects decades of significant investment in research and development and the companies' respective roles as pioneers in the development of technology critical to Telecommunications Infrastructure and the Mobile Internet.
Parts of the telecommunications infrastructure have been dismantled to spare them from bombs.
The N.C.S. reported last year that "there is an increasing likelihood that portions of the telecommunications infrastructure may be inappropriately or inadequately secured".
But when the packets are sent as data, that line can send many signals at once, making far more efficient use of the telecommunications infrastructure.
The cables link countries in North and Southeast Asia to one another and to North America, and the disruption has underscored the vulnerability of the telecommunications infrastructure that the fast-growing region depends on for commercial activity.
