Sentence examples for roll out of a network from inspiring English sources

"From helping inform the appropriate deployment of marine renewables to supporting the roll out of a network of MPAs, these survey findings will prove invaluable in helping ensure the recovery of Scotland's seas".

As well as government incentives that have cut ownership costs, a key development is the roll-out of a network of superfast chargers at motorway stations.

(Right to left) Euisun Chung, Executive Vice Chairman of Hyundai Motor Group, and Anthony Tan, Grab CEO, mark the new $250 million investment deal [Image via Bloomberg New Economy Forum]Grab has an EV fleet in Singapore — size undisclosed — and it is working with Singapore Power to roll out a network of charging hubs and packages for Grab EV drivers as it expands that EV presence in the country.

With the roll-out of a strong 4G network, the launch of the iPhone, and the reported confirmation of unchanging unlimited data, Sprint may just pull off an Appalachian St. vs. Michigan-style upset.

CAG found that a year later none of the six had met its obligation to roll out a network.For the telecoms industry the judgment creates chaos.

The company has started to roll out a new network of enterprise advisers across England, volunteers who will work with a school to develop ways of engaging with local businesses and building careers and enterprise advice into the curriculum.

The market is so big that Visa is preparing to roll out a nationwide network of retail spots where consumers can reload cash onto their Visa-branded pre-paid cards.

Under this framework, a comparison in cost savings provided by femtocells for the roll-out of the network considering a 10-year period under different assumptions is presented.

The business case assessment was realised for the roll-out of HRS network in a 15 years program.

The other project domestically which has a huge amount of focus at this time, is the roll out of a 4G network throughout the territory and we're on track to launch in autumn 2015.

Ofcom had previously proposed that a "special condition" be added to oblige the winning bidder to roll out a 4G network to 95% of the UK population.