Sentence examples for switch operators from inspiring English sources
He carries several SIMs in order to switch operators when one drops out, but is optimistic about future improvements in network speed and reliability.
The law requires operators to disclose traffic management practices to consumers, gives consumers the right to switch operators in a single day and gives national regulators the power to set minimum levels of service for mobile Internet operators.
Should operators and regulators ultimately fail to cooperate, Ms. Kroes said she was prepared to pursue legal remedies that might allow consumers to quickly switch operators should one block or downgrade broadband service.
Also on Wednesday, Ms. Kroes called for people to be allowed to switch operators when abroad as a way of putting pressure on the industry to offer better deals.
Pricing schemes that tie handset and credit card together might also help to keep mobile subscribers loyal from next year, when they will be allowed to keep their number if they switch operators.For its part, SMBC, like all of Japan's megabanks, is eager to expand into consumer finance and retail banking of all sorts.
The motion of the active front is realized by two local switch operators, one for outward and one for inward motion.
His stepfather is a retired switch operator for the New York Telephone Company, now Verizon Communications.
Users of the new iPad can use its re-programmable SIM to sign up for AT&T but will have to install a new card if they want to switch operator later.
"My grandfather died when my dad was 10 or 11, so she raised five kids by herself, working three jobs with welfare, doing whatever a woman with minimal qualifications and skills can do -- a secretary, a phone switch operator, working in restaurants".
This new law, which sets out rules on transparency, quality of service and the ability to switch operator, must be applied in a way "that ensures open and neutral Internet principles are respected in practice". However, it does not specify how member states may achieve this, leading to confusion in some countries about how to adopt the law.
Fourth, users of landline telephones never knew the exact locations of every switch, operator, relay and transfer station.
