Sentence examples for universal networks from inspiring English sources

The two main parties have different mythologies about how the universal networks came into being.

But after 1979, Margaret Thatcher and her allies called time on the century of universal networks.

It packs daytime and other NBC Universal networks with Olympic programming.

Laurence Dawkis-Jones is managing director, UK, Universal Networks International (Hallmark Channel, SCI-FI, Diva TV, Movies 24), the global channels division of NBC Universal.

The original principle of universal networks – that society as a whole would provide a service for everyone, through a levy proportionate to each citizen's means – has been turned on its head.

Privatise the universal networks – or, in the case of health and education, reconfigure them into a set of autonomous fragments with commercial incentives to oligopolise and chainify – and what remains of government?

There won't be a universal network, either.

The flexibility of the universal computer and the universal network is fundamental and non-negotiable.

The first universal network was security: the defence of the realm.

The changing status of internet access is a good example of how a universal network comes about.

"It's already the universal network connection," said Duncan Potter, vice president for corporate marketing at Extreme Networks, a company based in Santa Clara, Calif., that makes Ethernet switches.