Sentence examples for telecommunications proposal from inspiring English sources

The telecommunications proposal passed one chamber of Congress late Thursday and is now headed to the Senate.

People who have been briefed on the conference submissions say that not a single European government delegation has endorsed the telecommunications operators' proposal, and the European Parliament has passed a resolution denouncing it.

Free Press, a group that often opposes telecommunications industry proposals, said the F.C.C. needs as its chairman "someone who will use this powerful position to stand up to industry giants and protect the public interest".

As a result, the European Parliament is expected to face heavy lobbying from the telecommunications industry against the proposal.

Some members of Parliament were hoping to use a broad overhaul of European telecommunications legislation to ban proposals like the French one.

Mr. Dodd, announcing his hold on the proposed legislation, described the immunity proposal as "amnesty for telecommunications companies that enabled the president's assault on the Constitution by providing personal information on their customers without judicial authorization".

Neither the White House nor the House intelligence committee proposal would require telecommunications firms to keep such records any longer than the current 18-month maximum, a significant shift away from the five years during which they are currently held by NSA.

Mr. Colao's comments drew a sharp rebuke a day later from the European commissioner for telecommunications, Neelie Kroes, who defended her proposal to lower roaming price caps.

The federal government's data retention proposal is about forcing telecommunications companies to keep your phone and web logs in a consistent way.

True's proposal would package 13,000 telecommunications towers, 28,000 miles of fiber-optic cable networks and the revenue from its sprawling 3G networks into a stand-alone infrastructure fund.

The move will require a court approval, because telecommunications carriers are contesting the broader proposal in federal court.