Sentence examples for telecommunications commission from inspiring English sources
Vodafone Spain, the No.2, shut off 1.3 million accounts, according to the telecommunications commission.
The telecommunications commission opened an investigation on Tuesday into the series over an episode in which a character names president Nicolás Maduro and his socialist PSUV party as the buyer of chemical weapons.
The decree states that the country's national telecommunications commission, known as Conatel, is authorised "through police and the armed forces … to immediately suspend any radio station, cable or television network whose programming does not comply with these regulations".
After teaching at Chekiang University, he entered Chinese government service in 1932 and for the next 10 years headed the Chekiang provincial telephone company and the telecommunications commission for southeastern China.
As a result of Adams' complaints, in September of that year, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced that the Canadian content rules would be broadened.
The preservation of a distinctly Canadian culture is supported by federal government programs, laws, and institutions such as the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBCC), the National Film Board of Canada (NFB), and the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).
You'll recall that the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunicannouncedmmission had announced plans to implement a usage-based billing regime for the country's ISPs.
Nonetheless, the Philippines may have no choice but to auction off licenses, said Edgardo Cabarrios, director of the common carriers authorization department of the National Telecommunications Commission.
The federal Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission regulates telecommunications commerce.
An Overseas Telecommunications Commission, established in 1946, was given a monopoly in international telecommunications.
Critics of Mexico's telecommunications situation also say the regulatory agency, the Federal Telecommunications Commission, does not have enough teeth.
