Sentence examples for private telecoms from inspiring English sources

They cover a broad range: from the teachers' union to Pemex, the state oil monopoly, and Telmex, a private telecoms near-monopoly.

The state telecoms monopoly may be inefficient, but its charges are low; he fears that private telecoms firms will be poorly regulated.

In Kenya a third of GDP flows through a mobile money-transfer system set up by a private telecoms company.But Africa's entrepreneurs are often stymied by the state.

Mr Mittal, whose Bharti Enterprises runs India's biggest private telecoms firm, told reporters: "The shops will be owned by Bharti Enterprises under the Wal-Mart franchise.

On Friday the Süddeutsche said it was now clear that private telecoms firms were far more deeply complicit in US-UK spying activities than had been previously thought.

But compared to the track record of private telecoms, public sector management looks like a paragon of financial probity.

Phone call rates were reduced, and private telecom players were allowed into the market.

Besides Mr Raja and his associates, police have charged executives of private telecom firms that have Telenor of Norway and Etisalat of the United Arab Emirates as joint venture partners.

Some municipal networks have failed, although overall the mismanagement of public enterprises may pale into insignificance compared to the massive mismanagement of dozens of now bankrupt private telecom companies that lost investors tens of billions of dollars.

Under the Build-Transfer-Operate (BTO) concession agreements that TOT signed with private telecom operators, the TOT technically owns all fixed-line, mobile, and optical fibre networks in Thailand.

Lacking a majority in Congress, both PAN presidents proved unable or unwilling to forge the alliances needed to recast a political system ill-equipped for a multiparty democracy, and an economy restrained by public monopolies (of energy) and private oligopolies (telecoms, television, beer and cement, for example).Instead, Mexico has moved forward in modest steps.