Sentence examples for telecom indicates that from inspiring English sources

But yesterday's deal with China Unicom, the country second-largest wireless provider behind China Telecom, indicates that Qualcomm, with its flagship CDMA technology, is coming full circle after it became apparent that its technology isn't quite a shoo-in to build China's new wireless phone network.

The extension indicates that the talks are progressing in the right direction," said Sanjay Chawla, senior telecom analyst at Anand Rathi Securities in Mumbai.

Based on a survey of 485 senior executives around the world, it indicates that the top determinants are the technical skills of a country's workforce and the quality of its telecoms and information-technology infrastructure.

"Biotech and telecom stocks, especially, indicate that high-growth prospects in their sectors can outweigh the threat of higher interest rates".

The French telecoms giant Orange has indicated that it intends to terminate its relationship with the Israeli company that licenses its brand in the country – and would end the relationship "tomorrow" if it could.

Despite reservations expressed by Mario Monti, the European Union's competition commissioner, the German telecoms regulator, RegTP, has indicated that it is sympathetic towards some network-sharing.Regulators are also being pressed to relax other aspects of the licence terms.

Market dynamics indicate that in '08 IT and telecom will come together, whether through mergers and acquisitions, as a consortium, or some other kind of alignment.

The stock market began the week with another telecom-induced swoon after warnings from Ericsson and WorldCom indicated that 2002 may offer no improvement over that annus horribilis, 2001.

A list of investors leaked to a Hong Kong newspaper last week indicated that the nonprofit institution would buy 9.9% of PCCW, while the Spanish telecom company Telefonica and Goldman Sachs would buy 5% each from Leung.

At the end of April, interim Privacy Commissioner Chantal Bernier released a document indicating that three of nine companies representing a "substantial portion" of the Canadian telecom market received nearly 1.2 million requests in 2011 alone.

"This still doesn't address the 'digital divide' as the provider has clearly indicated that investment will focus on areas that are close to its existing infrastructure," said Dominic Baliszewski, telecoms analyst at broadbandchoices.