Sentence examples for telecoms infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Europe was never going to agree to fund Africa's much-needed telecoms infrastructure.

Telecoms infrastructure, Ford said, had indeed been sold off before under Railtrack – and expensively rebuilt.

Rolling out telecoms infrastructure and granting access to modern energy will cost a combined $743bn every year, the report said.

There will be some negatives and the telecoms infrastructure may creak a bit as broadband demand increases.

More regulation could discourage future investment in the UK's telecoms infrastructure," BT said in an emailed statement.

The merger in 2006 of France's Alcatel and America's Lucent formed one of the world's biggest suppliers of telecoms infrastructure.

Cuba has one of the poorest telecoms infrastructures in the world, and one of the most restricted internet environments.

As manufacturer of Vodafone's telecom infrastructure, including legal interception software, the Swedish company would have been able to install illicit bugging devices into the system, he claimed.

Because it bankrolled the networks, "Wall Street has inadvertently financed more telecom infrastructure overseas than the World Bank and other international agencies," Mr. Paltridge said.

But that could take a long time -- and in the short term, power-line transmission could be valuable not only in the United States, but also "in places with inferior telecom infrastructure but great power grids, like Russia".

With these companies preparing to beef up the country's telecom infrastructure, it's now only a matter of time before cell phones become as ubiquitous in the country as bicycles once were.