Sentence examples for problem telecoms from inspiring English sources
As they do so, their American rivals may find they are unable to budge, blocked from using the licences that have cost them so much.At a recent congressional hearing on the problem, telecoms executives were raising the alarm.
If you were focused on maximising consumer welfare and not the number of unique wireless providers you would not advocate mandatory unbundling to all problems telecom, including wireless mergers.Hal J. Singer Washington, DC* SIR – Philip Hammond, MP, claimed Britain will be "left behind" without high speed rail (HS2) (Letters, March 19th).
Another regulatory hangup is the way networks operating on different frequency bands—say, Wi-Fi and mobile phones have been prevented from interconnecting.But the biggest problem inhibiting Telecoms II is the habit of reserving various radio bands for specific services.
Four years ago, we had a similar problem in telecoms, and in Nigeria, we had not more than 400 lines, phone lines … out of which I'm sure not more than 300 or so were working.
With the surge in the subscription of mobile phone services, the telecom service provider companies have been plagued with the problem of telecom fraud which occurs when a person employs deceitful techniques to successfully obtain the telephonic amenities freely or at a lower rate [18].
But by the end of the 1990s the Japanese government was wringing its hands over another telecoms problem.
The problem, says one telecoms analyst, was that what budget HTC did have was spent on the wrong message.
In fairness, you were caught up in the problems all the telecoms companies have in getting BT Openreach to turn up and do the repair.
And the threat of internet-based telephony is just one of the many problems facing incumbent telecoms operators around the world, most of which are partly or wholly privatised former national monopolies.
This solves one of the major problems that makes telecoms lines in many countries susceptible to being cut - they are laid on top of utility pipes.
