Sentence examples for rollout of services from inspiring English sources
In May, in a move that AT&T officials said could endanger its rollout of services, the Department of Public Utility Control ruled that the company will have to get municipal and adjacent homeowner approval before putting any new video equipment devices on utility poles and also get approvals for those they have already placed.
Thirteen local authority areas are set to benefit from the latest planned rollout of services.
The GoPay collaboration is likely to mean the rollout of services such as insurance, loans and other financial services, as well as, of course, deepening Coin.ph's user base in the Philippines, a country with a population of more than 105 million people.
"The rollout of legal services to new markets, the continued expansion of subscription services and the revolution in portability have all contributed to the accelerated growth of the digital music market.
The earliest rollout of such services could come in the first half of this year, after service providers finish testing the compatibility of all their DSL gear.
Last month, DoCoMo announced that its planned commercial rollout of 3G services would be pushed back to October.
He suggested a technical transition was responsible for the slow rollout of interactive services on mobile telephones.
In the short run, the lack of access to the labour market has driven up poverty and inequality, despite a significant rollout of social services.
The losses from extraordinary items were largely attributable to the rollout of digital services of the News Corporation's satellite television company British Sky Broadcasting.
However, BT/EE will be allowed to bid for the second chunk of spectrum to be auctioned, the 3.4GHz band that is considered critical for the rollout of 5G services across Europe.
"The economics of our business were so compelling," Mr. McMinn recalled, "that for a time the financial markets were willing to fund a parallel rollout of our services in 112 different metropolitan areas".
