Sentence examples for telecommunications- from inspiring English sources

McConnell's decision could clear the way for the passage of the USA Freedom Act, which would break up the so-called "haystack" of domestic phone records out of the possession of intelligence agencies and into the possession of telecommunications companies, and change the process for querying the data, among other measures.

He had offers from two universities, but the telecommunications firm Plessey had agreed to sponsor him – on condition he did the course at Lanchester.

In the US, the telecommunications companies have legal immunity for their complicity, thus easing the way further.

These commons are: water, energy, air, telecommunications and a fair and stable economic system.

New sectors have been added to the country's output list include e-commerce, telecommunications, music and Nollywood, which is estimated to be worth billions of dollars, or 1.4% of the economy.

In the UK it appears that the telecommunications regulator Ofcom is starting to fill the role of the organiser, after its initial decision this year on what is or isn't a major party.

By way of lessons learnt, Masiyiwa says that in order to reach the unbanked, financial institutions – and telecommunications companies – must design services that are practical, simple and affordable.

The Royal Corps of Signals is a combat support arm of the British army and provides the army with telecommunications and IT services.

At a Tuesday hearing before the House intelligence committee, General Keith Alexander, the NSA director, repeatedly pointed out that the telecommunications companies and internet service providers are "compelled by the [Fisa] court" to cooperate with the NSA, a likely line of defense for the companies in a prospective class-action lawsuit.

In the US, for example, we should end the immunity given to the telecommunications operators for assisting illegal listening.

Mr Leeson, whose losses of £860m ($1.36 billion) brought down Barings bank, has sold his story to a newspaper for a reputed £100,000.See article: Barings' collapse recalledAmerica's Justice Department started antitrust investigations of undersea telecommunications-cable businesses.