telecoms English

Meaning telecoms meaning

What does telecoms mean?

telecoms noun

— (informal) telecommunications

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Movie subtitles

They also tracked down Abdulaziz Alomari, who is an engineer with Saudi Telecoms, and lost his passport while studying in Denver.

Step two: the financial base and telecoms.

I mean, look, we're on top of the banks, the telecoms, the databases these Internet carriers.

I had Telecoms run up a list.

So, I'm trying to pin down an outside telecoms specialist who can reconstruct the phone from the fragments.

Dutch Telecoms in free-fall.

Our telecoms officers are checking through the activity on his mobile.

We know from the school records she had a mobile phone. We don't have the phone yet, telecoms are running off a call log.

All right, try local telecoms.

But we've got Telecoms analysing his phone.

I want telecoms for these three - who's phoning who.

They'll be undercover, disguised as a telecoms worker, or something like that.

If not, we'll have to submit warrants to all the telecoms, so maybe we can find it that way.

Behind him is the CEO of JD Telecoms.

But Eve's made any number of calls to his phone over the last five weeks. I had Telecoms run up a list.

Dutch Telecoms in freefall.

We don't have the phone yet, telecoms are running off a call log.

Doesn't know Tommy or Lewis from Adam. But we've got Telecoms analysing his phone.

I'm picking up an unusual telecoms interference pattern on my own monitors.

I'm sending a request to the telecoms company.

Because, you know, I'm the only one that knows this particular aspect of telecoms.

Telecoms found your name and number in Vicky Fleming's mobile phone.

From what I can tell, your telecoms don't have the same restrictions put on them as ours.

News and current affairs

Network industries like telecoms, gas, electricity, and water tend to become monopolistic or oligopolistic if left to market forces alone.

Such claims are vastly overstated, the beginnings are relatively minor-privatizing telecoms is accomplished in every third world country and does not make them rich overnight; getting on the Internet is routine from Bolivia to China.

For example, even if investors in telecoms become utterly confident in the US economy, they are not going to invest in more fiber optics, given today's huge excess capacity.

A decade ago, telecoms infrastructure was almost non-existent.

The problems of overcoming vested interests, of frustrating rent seeking, apply to almost every attempt to change government policy, whether the change involves telecoms privatization or reducing farm subsidies.

The proponents of markets are right that incentives matter, but inappropriate incentives do not create real wealth in the economy, only a massive misallocation of resources of the sort we see now in such industries as telecoms.

Introducing real competition in energy and telecoms, lacking in the privatization process until now, is also pledged.

In a liberalization package just released, the government partially redresses its early mistakes in privatization by clawing back power from the incumbent near monopolies in oil, gas, electricity, and telecoms.

Local access in telecoms, for example, will be open to competition beginning in January 2001.

Singapore launched a major telecoms liberalization which will reduce internet costs and raise usage.

Sweden's economy rose and fell with the IT bubble, reflected in telecoms giant Ericsson's troubles today.

There are dozens of Chinese engineers working in (and learning from) Indian computer firms and engineering companies, while Indian software engineers support the Chinese telecoms equipment manufacturer Huawei.

Other areas of the economy require greater government oversight as well. Network industries like telecoms, gas, electricity, and water tend to become monopolistic or oligopolistic if left to market forces alone.

The need for more investment in transport, telecoms, energy, and education certainly is not only a German issue.

During Cardoso's tenure, he privatized telecoms, the national mining company and part of the electric sector.