Sentence examples for telecoms licences from inspiring English sources

Control over lucrative telecoms licences may be the real point.

In 2000 Hutch won 3G telecoms licences across Europe, but at a heavy cost.

Investors were also cheered by the start of the auction for 3G telecoms licences in India, which are expected to raise $13 billion over the coming weeks.

India's legal system is trying to jail a minister accused of handing telecoms licences to his chums.Encouragingly, there are also hints that cronyism may have peaked.

It faced a rogue trader in the early 2000s, and did not completely escape the furore over the bent award of telecoms licences in 2008.

The 4Growth report calls on government to reinvest the £4bn proceeds from the auction of 4G telecoms licences back into science and technology.

The island was served by Post Office and then British Telecoms until the mid 1980s, when the Man government put the telecoms licence out to open tender.

That's why it's perhaps unsurprising that the world's largest mobile companies, Vodafone and China Mobile, have pulled out of bidding for a telecoms licence.

Outside experts oversaw last year's auction of mobile-telecoms licences, which was hailed as a model of openness and fairness.

This was first signalled last year when Andimathu Raja, a former minister accused of overseeing a murky sale of 2G telecom licences, was locked up while awaiting trial.

The memo appears to show that Mr Chidambaram, when finance minister, did too little to stop Mr Raja, then the telecoms minister, from carrying on with his dodgy sale of 2G telecom licences in 2008.