carrier's business

The skill level of the employees working on the interfaced carrier's business.

Now, it should not be the carrier's business how I'm consuming those two gigs.

"As things are today, I think Boeing will have more work to do than us" to win the new carrier's business.

In the distant past there was also a cobbler's shop, a tailor's establishment and various carrier's businesses.

The equipment Interwave is selling to Telstra is for the carrier's business customers in Australia and Asia.

Annual Hajj flights, transporting non-resident Bangladeshi workers and migrants, and the activities of its subsidiaries, form an integral part of the carrier's business.

So a fierce fight can be expected over the new carrier's business, not least because, in a sector that has had serious trouble since Sept. 11, 2001, Latin America is a rare bright spot.

Some say the Bells would seek only the most valuable parts of a long-distance carrier's business, like its corporate clients or fiber optic networks, which make up the backbone for Internet communications.

Quite a third of his carrier's business had been concerned with taking little bits and pieces of produce to market and buying other little bits and pieces for his neighbours.