Examples of using Fixed-line in English and their translations into French
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Telephone lines 82.3% Local calls 80.1% National telephone calls 74.7% International telephone calls 67.3% Fixed-line to wireless 79.0% In the fi xed-line telephony segment,
It chairs the B-com Technology Research Institute, which works on ultra-highspeed broadband fixed-line and mobile networks
On a comparable basis, fixed-line carrier services revenues rose 2.8%(or 55 million euros)
particularly due to the higher prices for digital TV and fixed-line broadband services driven by a steady increase in the demand for these services.
Revenues generated by Consumer fixed-line services amounted to 3,178 million euros in the first half of 2016, down 1.1%
chairs the B-com Technology Research Institute, which works on ultra-high-speed broadband fixed-line and mobile networks
Supporting the transformation of fixed lines:- by offering an accessible offer to boost the recruitment of fixedline customers,- by developing new MSAN technology to secure the fixed-line network in order to cover high-demand areas once again.
2009 requires National Regulatory Authorities to set the fixed-line call termination rates based on long-run incremental costs only.
The 2.7% decline in fixed-line broadband ARPU between 2012
and fixed-line(+2.3%) segments in 2014.
Due to the lack of fixed-line networks, the current potential of upgrading to NGN is low in the lesser developed countries in Asia,
Source: Statistics Denmark, Bureau of Labor Statistics(US) The fixed-line operators are employing a considerable number of higher skilled technicians who mainly work in the business areas in which the technological improvements usually take place.
There has been poor growth in fixed-line connectivity and access due to capital constraints,
Botswana offers an example of an effective and independent IRA, which resulted in a fourfold increase in fixed-line access(2001- 2008) and extension of mobile access to 88 per cent of the population.
The model applies to all fixed-line operators and provides for a continuous reduction in prices from 0.22 euro cents per minute to 0.04 euro cents per minute over a period of three years.
In addition to the terrestrial transmission networks of incumbent fixed-line operators, a number of other providers also own
WIOCC's clients are African and international fixed-line and mobile operators,
The number of fixed-line customers was 46.4 million at June 30,
up 18% for Fixed-line services to 149,000
the incumbent operator in Mauritania and operator of a fixed-line and mobile telecommunications network, subsequent to the