Sentence examples for telecommunications issues from inspiring English sources

AARP is taking on telecommunications issues in a way it hasn't in many years, he said.

Two years ago he served as the head of the Bush transition team for telecommunications issues.

The proposal "starts a very interesting dialogue about a number of telecommunications issues in a very concrete manner," he said.

"This could lead to Wi-Fi on steroids," said Richard Whitt, a Washington lobbyist for Google on telecommunications issues.

She is an analyst on telecommunications issues for the General Accounting Office in Washington, the investigative arm of Congress.

As with many aspects of his policy-making, Senator McCain has historically chosen an independent path on telecommunications issues.

But his refusal to open the talks as scheduled constituted a message to Japan that the telecommunications issue is of major importance to the Reagan Administration, especially at a time when the United States is running a massive trade deficit with Japan.

So the telecommunications companies issued options giving the holder the right to sell, and the issuer the obligation to buy, shares at a future date, often at a fixed price.

Strength in telecommunications-related issues helped push the Nasdaq composite index to its highest point in two and a half years, while the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index and the Dow Jones industrial average reached peaks unseen in a bit under two years.

When the Supreme Court of Canada, by and large, put a stop to that practise, a culture shift in the industry led to most of Canada's telecommunications companies issuing transparency reports that detailed how often police requested Canadians' data — and, more importantly, how often they passed it along.

Bill O'Neill, a former adviser to House Republicans on telecommunications and technology issues, joined soon after.