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Meanings of telecommunications industry in English

Russian
индустрия телекоммуникаций
Portuguese
indústria de telecomunicações
Catalan
sector de les telecomunicacions
Spanish
industria de telecomunicaciones

Telecommunications industry in general or providers of telecommunications networks and services.

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индустрия телекоммуникаций
Usage of telecommunications industry in English
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Wang said he had contacts in the Polish government and telecommunications industry.
Reuters
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Now, many former AT&T colleagues are sprinkled throughout the US telecommunications industry.
The Irish Times
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For the past four years the entire telecommunications industry has been crashing.
Private Sector
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The discussions were revealed at a China-Taiwan telecommunications industry conference in Beijing.
Reuters
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This needs to be properly consulted on, said one senior telecommunications industry source.
Reuters
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Comreg was established in 2002 with statutory powers to regulate the telecommunications industry.
The Irish Times
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Like Whitacre, Akerson had a long career in the tightly regulated telecommunications industry.
Reuters
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For one, the telecommunications industry has lived up to its promise.
The Irish Times
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About B Communications Ltd B Communications Ltd. is focused on the telecommunications industry.
Reuters
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The telecommunications industry is banding together to combat scammers and provide more consumer protection.
Radio NZ
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Prior to Aspire, he spent 25 years working in the telecommunications industry with Ericsson.
The Irish Times
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That's according to the telecommunications industry's vision of the future.
The Irish Times
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The figures do not include donations from the telecommunications industry.
Reuters
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Globalstar's loss was another setback for the satellite telecommunications industry.
Wired
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The telecommunications industry regulator may issue two more licences for wireless Internet and data services.
The Irish Times
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The change of government in Australia is leading to big changes in the telecommunications industry.
Radio NZ