Sentence examples for telephone numbering from inspiring English sources

In fact, although competition is now the rule in telecommunications, the telephone numbering system is still regulated in most countries, even if its day-to-day management may be contracted out to private organisations.

Sharing the buying of such services can not only generate economies of scale, it can also open up the possibility of greater integration between the organisations' services – the PSN authorities now have a single telephone numbering system across all 14 bodies, with numbers assigned to staff rather than desks.

The Guardian's telephone number is 020 7278 2332, so its Enum internet address would be: 2.3.3.2.8.7.2.7.0.2.4.4.e164.arpa, where "44" is the UK's international dialling code, "e164" is the name of the telephone numbering system and ".arpa" is the internet infrastructure equivalent of.com.

They exchanged telephone numbers.

And another telephone number.

Contact telephone numbers.

I have telephone numbers.

Please include a daytime telephone number.

Mr. Davis's home telephone number is listed.

On the napkin was her telephone number.

But she had his telephone number.