Sentence examples for telecoms from from inspiring English sources
The measure is intended to prevent firms, especially in telecoms, from evading regulatory measures.
Critically, the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 did much more than shield lawbreaking telecoms from all forms of legal accountability.
Some 2,400 proponents of delivering health services over wireless telecoms, from the private and public sectors, gathered to celebrate the dozens of pilot projects under way around the world.Mr Gates, however, warned the participants not to celebrate too soon.
So he raised the limits for foreign ownership in two areas where joint-ventures urgently need fresh funds from abroad insurance (from 26% to 49%) and telecoms (from 49% to 74%).
But the mind-boggling price that the markets are putting on the new Vodafone/AirTouch combination their capitalisations will create the world's ninth-largest telecoms business (see article)—is the clearest signal yet of a switch of telecoms from land to air.
But this time, the president is asking Congress to do something much more: to shield the telecoms from any judicial review of their actions.
This chapter discusses the transition of mobile telecom from second-generation (2G) systems to 2.5G and 3G.
"It's fairly difficult to tell if these funds are suffering woes from telecom, from technology, or whether they come from the euro.
His troubles began in January 2006 when his administration amended the Telecommunications Business Act to raise the percent of foreign ownership allowed in a Thai telecom from 25% to 49%.
Dunn acquired the property for a reported to $4.3 million before he took over the top job at the Canadian telecom from outgoing CEO John Roth John Roth.
The research unit of the pre-breakup AT&T had a hand in any number of inventions and innovations in and around telecom, from the deeply theoretical, like Claude Shannon's work in communications theory, to the most "useful," in terms of technological development, such as the laser, the transistor and the design for cellular telephony.
