Sentence examples for telecommunications link from inspiring English sources
They also resent an insinuation underlying the debate over "outsourcing": that all countries such as India have to offer is cheap labour and a telecommunications link.
Mr. Zona said that executives at Infocrossing arranged for a secure telecommunications link between the machines in New Jersey and Market Technologies' home office in Connecticut to keep anyone else from gaining access to the company's data.
Examples include, without limitation, a network such as a LAN, WAN or the Internet, a telecommunications link, a wire or optical link or a wireless connection".
And they have done a marvelous job of preventing bypass, the method whereby users can avoid the traditional phone system to make any sort of phone call or get any sort of telecommunications link.
Limited competition for international telecommunications links keeps Internet access more than four times as expensive as in the United States.
Prices remain high because the national telecommunications linked to the cable maintain a monopoly over access, squeezing out potential competitors.
This policy along with strict bank-secrecy rules, a dollarised economy, and strong transport and telecommunications links—has made the country a magnet for shell companies.
The company, a provider of telecommunications links for Internet companies, sought bankruptcy protection in May after amassing more than $5.35 billion in debt.
This is such that most firms provide their own back-up electricity supplies and telecommunications links, and even full-scale bus-services to compensate for the failings of the public-transport system.
Malaysia's foreign ministry has summoned a senior Singaporean diplomat over allegations that the city-state helped the US and Australia tap telecommunications links in Asia for espionage purposes.
Ultimately, Mr. Crowe said, it was due more to other factors like the availability of people, broadband telecommunications links, finding a gateway to Europe and anticipating being able to attract many people back to Ireland.
