Examples of 'telephone subscriptions' in a sentence

Meaning of "telephone subscriptions"

telephone subscriptions: This phrase refers to the service agreement that allows individuals or businesses to use a telephone line. It includes the terms and conditions of the service provided by the telecommunications company

How to use "telephone subscriptions" in a sentence

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telephone subscriptions
To reduce the amount of your telephone subscriptions.
Mobile telephone subscriptions.
The link between income and telephone subscriptions.
Revenues from telephone subscriptions are recognized on a straight-line basis over the subscription contract period.
Many companies sell telephone subscriptions.
Telephone Subscriptions in Tanzania 1 of 1.
The number of mobile telephone subscriptions continued to increase.
An example of this is sale and delivery of telephone subscriptions.
The number of mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions almost equals the number of the world 's inhabitants.
This is closely related to fast growth of populations and mobile telephone subscriptions.
From Elisa you can get telephone subscriptions and order devices.
Individuals using the Internet Mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions.
The number of mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions almost equals the number of the world & apos ; s inhabitants.
Telephone Subscriptions in Poland 0 of 0.
Globally, the number of mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions has surpassed 6.8 billion.

See also

Telephone Subscriptions in Australia 1 of 1.
A2 Mobile cellular telephone subscriptions per 100 inhabitants.

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