interconnection agreement造句

• Instead, he said, they sent him a 50-page interconnection agreement about the procedures he needed to follow to become a power supplier.
• Industry regulators have ordered two European telecoms to reach an interconnection agreement in St . Lucia this month or open the negotiations to a government mediator.
• In 2004, a natural gas interconnection agreement was signed between the United Kingdom and Ireland, linking Ireland with Scotland via the Isle of Man.
• While the interconnection agreement announced today covers prices for both homes and businesses, analysts expect the company to continue to focus on its business market niche.
• But before you get to choose, you get to watch the battle of giants as the Baby Bells and the long-distance carriers negotiate interconnection agreements.
• Illinois Gov . Jim Edgar signed into law today a bill that gives state regulators the authority to enforce interconnection agreements between local telephone companies and potential competitors.
• Currently, these carriers are able to negotiate interconnection agreements from an overwhelmingly advantageous position, practically dictating the terms and keeping out unwanted competitors, the report said.
• That, coupled with US West's stated desire to get into the long-distance market, makes a good argument for speedy settlement of the interconnection agreements.
• BellSouth Corp . already has included similar terms in its interconnection agreements to give long-distance companies access to its networks, said Bill McCloskey, a company spokesman.
• MCI is negotiating a more detailed interconnection agreement with Bell Atlantic that will allow MCI to use parts of Bell Atlantic's network to expand its service, Tyler said.