Sentence examples for telecommunications environment from inspiring English sources

Lightpath, its telephone operation, also performed impressively, she said, "particularly in light of the difficult telecommunications environment".

The need for the convergence of mobile and fixed networks at service control and management level is a key issue in the telecommunications environment.

A number of proposals have been put forward to reform universal service and make it compatible with the new competitive telecommunications environment in the United States.

At the time, it was noted that Vestberg had been groomed for the role for some time, but under his leadership the company has struggled to maintain its position in a rapidly changing telecommunications environment and increased competition from relatively new players like Huawei.

It suggests that the current approach to universal service reforms continues to be bound by the self-imposed limitations of a past regulatory era, and that a heterogeneous universal service policy is likely to be more suited to the new telecommunications environment.

Across the government, efforts are under way to institutionalize understanding of the telecommunications environment for a "nuanced response to risk that addresses national security concerns as well as the competitiveness of industry and the U.S. economy," she said by email.

Most of the papers published in the field of OSN were included in the following areas of interest: computer science, engineering, psychology, business economics, sociology, telecommunications, public environment, education research and information science (see Fig. 2).

The Other segment includes information and telecommunications, energy and environment, living environment and life style related, and overseas businesses.

On the agenda: home health care, state budgets, telecommunications and the environment.

Issues that have overlap, but that are not covered here, include intellectual property rights in an electronic environment, telecommunications and Web policy work, and electronic commerce.

China — which last week promised Cairo a $200 million loan and signed various deals involving agriculture, the environment and telecommunications — sees this clearly.