Sentence examples for telephony operations from inspiring English sources

"The rating actions reflect the deterioration in the prospective performance of the company's telephony operations and concerns that debt-reduction efforts from the sale or monetization of noncore assets are likely to fall short of previous expectations," Moody's said in announcing the action.

Salinas also plans to keep the corporate internet service, networks, and fixed telephony operations of subsidiary Enlace.

Mobile telephony (construction and operation of telephones or telephonic systems) is relied on by > 1.4 billion people, or around 20% of the world's population.

Such a perspective would allow for the definition of universal principles akin to those already in operation for telephony and satellites.

They represent the QoS constraints that have to be respected to guarantee the operation of the telephony service and user satisfaction.

The Business Solutions segment refers to operations that offer wired telephony, data networking, and Internet protocol services for Canadian businesses and governments as well as making available on a wholesale basis to other telecommunications providers.

Radiofrequency (RF) waves have long been used for different types of information exchange via the airwaves wireless Morse code, radio, television, and wireless telephony (i.e., construction and operation of telephones or telephonic systems).

Chairman David Medine and board members Rachel Brand, Elisebeth Collins Cook, and James Dempsey will discuss the Board's recent report and recommendations on the NSA telephony metadata program and reform of the operations of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.