Sentence examples for telecommunications spectrum from inspiring English sources

And it proposes to reallocate telecommunications spectrum from broadcast TV to mobile broadband service.

Lawmakers and aides say the negotiators quickly gobbled up low-hanging fruit like trimming agriculture subsidies and selling more of the telecommunications spectrum to generate revenue.

The military's efforts to make money created a fuzzy subeconomy of military-backed ventures that traded on connections and access to public goods, like the telecommunications spectrum and even missiles.

Corruption scandals, covered feverishly in the Indian news media, have included malfeasance in the allocation of 2G telecommunications spectrum, questionable contracts in the staging of the Commonwealth Games, contractual irregularities in the national space program, and more.

It took two years to overcome the opposition of television broadcasters, Broadway impresarios and Dolly Parton, but the Federal Communications Commission is finally releasing long-awaited telecommunications spectrum for public use.

Now, 20 months later, the Congress Party has suffered setbacks in elections in the state of Bihar and is wounded by corruption scandals linked to the Commonwealth Games, the government's allotment of 2G telecommunications spectrum and other cases of official malfeasance.

With the fast development of the telecommunications industry, wireless spectrum resources are becoming increasingly scarce.

At the other end of the spectrum, telecommunications, energy and diversified financial companies earned the weakest scores.

For example, Metromedia International owns 33percentt of Spectrum, a telecommunications company in Kazakhstan, and 80percentt of a paging company in Estonia.

To enable this, the House and Senate should pass without delay bills that would allow the F.C.C. to auction spectrum to telecommunications carriers and use the proceeds to compensate broadcasters.

The Learning Federation, a consortium of American businesses, academic institutions and government agencies, is proposing to co-ordinate research in a range of scientific disciplines that will accelerate progress in e-learning.One proposal for funding this is to use the money raised by auctioning the radio spectrum to telecommunications companies.