Sentence examples for telecommunications which from inspiring English sources

Telecommunications, which in theory should bind us together, has often divided us in practice.

The big decline came in telecommunications, which fell to 12.3percentt from 19.1percentt.

You had this enormous overbuild that occurred in telecommunications, which was largely vendor-financed.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, which oversees Internet regulation in India, said the ministry has "not issued any order blocking any Web site".

Mexico City is the centre of Mexican publishing and telecommunications, which are exported as a major commercial and cultural force throughout Latin America.

Such popularity is hard to come by in a crowded, competitive category like telecommunications, which is flooded with look-alike ads.

Japan's Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications -- which sets policy like the United States's F.C.C. -- seems to agree.

Some industry experts noted that much of the 1970s and 1980s were spent developing multipoint technologies, with telecommunications company Post Office Telecommunications (which became British Telecom in 1981) persuading telephone companies around Europe to conduct country-to-country trials of equipment.

United States negotiators moved the debate out of the confines of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, which regulates telecommunications, and into a broader public view.

Recently, a majority stake in Global Crossing, a telecommunications company emerging from bankruptcy, was acquired by Singapore Telecommunications, which is controlled by the Singapore government.

Shares of British Telecommunications, which have lost 65percentt of their value since January 2000, fell again today.