Sentence examples for the existing telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Subsequent actions could include measures to counter the Assad regime's capacity to monitor opposition communications within the existing telecommunications infrastructure.

That may sound simple, but the reality was much more complex, particularly because the existing telecommunications giants had spent a century investing in a different type of technology, called circuit switch.

Bandwidth's faster pace would disrupt the existing telecommunications industry first, then the computer industry.

A major part of current research concerning the communications network in transport systems surrounds Vehicle Ad hoc NETwork (VANET) [4 10], VANET focuses on messaging, broadcasting, and multicasting, which many think are services difficult to be implemented or accomplished with the existing telecommunications techniques, namely GSM and UMTS.

Cleland is also an anti-net neutrality activist who has backed the position of the existing telecommunications players in testimony to a Congressional hearing; simply as with any analyst or lobbyist, he makes a case that is usually in line with the concerns or beliefs of the industry that backs him.

The move has angered the three existing telecommunications operators — Magyar Telekom, the former monopoly that is 59 percent owned by Deutsche Telekom; Telenor Hungary, a unit of the Norwegian operator; and Vodafone Hungary.

The authorities already require cooperation under the auspices of existing telecommunications regulations, Sun Zhenping, a ranking legislative adviser with the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, China's top lawmaking body, noted at the news conference.

The country's existing telecommunications bandwidth is overloaded and dropped calls and slow Internet connection speeds are common.

Mr Kovacs said the proposed tax is an extension of an existing telecommunications tax, part of the government's strategy of "burden-sharing".

Lockheed, based in Bethesda, Md., folded Comsat into its existing telecommunications unit, LMGT, and the business now provides a range of telecommunications and networking services.

Also enclosed is the proposed Cable Franchise Agreement by and between the City of Glen Cove and Verizon New York Inc. Verizon New York Inc. ("Verizon"), as a common carrier under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934 (the "Act"), constructed its Fiber To The Premises (FTTP) network as an upgrade to its existing telecommunications network.