Telex

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Telex, postage and pouch

Telephone Commercial telex telegram

Pouch, fax and telex charges

Commercial communication costs are estimated at 2,300 per month, including facsimile, telephone and telex.

(c) Telephone, telex and pouch charges at a rate of 12,200 per month ( 141,500)

Business often had to resort to traditional means of communication, such as mail or telex.

Overseas communications are maintained through surface mail and, since 1992, via satellite (telephone, fax, telex).

In 1994, the Territory had 8,950 telephones, as well as 6 telex and 400 facsimile subscribers.

(b) Establishment of telephone, telex, telefax and other communication links to facilitate and expedite action against drug traffickers

By telex of 13 April, the French buyer changed his order once again, a change which the German seller stated that it could not accept for short term deliveries.

RCA Global Communications and IT E handle cablegrams, facsimile and telex messages and overseas telephone calls in the Territory.

The network relies on the use of the Internet, fax, satellite communication, high frequency radio and telex. (Source IDRC)

(c) Data message means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, optical or similar means including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy

(c) Data message means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, magnetic, optical or similar means, including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange, electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy

(3) Data message' means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, optical or similar means, including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy.

(c) Data message means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, magnetic, optical or similar means, including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange, electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy

(a) Data message' means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, optical or similar means including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy

(a) quot Data message quot means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, optical or similar means including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy

The communications items include, among other things, telephone, telex, fax, e mail and postage and pouch services as well as freight and forwarding expenses.

(iii) If the financial and infrastructural capacity of the enacting State permits, registrants and searchers have access to the registry record by electronic or similar means, including electronic data interchange, electronic mail, telex, telephone or telecopy and

Lower usage of telex services as a result of improvements in other commercial services, such as faxes and electronic mail, resulted in unutilized resources of 21,500.

75. The Mail Operations Subunit in the Buildings Management Service handles communications traffic relating to peacekeeping operations, included codes, facsimile, cable and telex messages and diplomatic pouches.

Telegraph The following communications carrier, which provide telex, cablegram and telefax services for worldwide commu nications, has an office situated on the third floor of the Secretariat building

During the reporting period expenditures totalled 56,000 for the purchase of radio, satellite, telephone, telex and fax spare parts and supplies, resulting in the unutilized balance of 66,400.

The new satellite is the 50th that INTELSAT has launched 22 of these remain in operation providing customers such business services as international video, teleconferencing, facsimile, data, and telex.

There is no definition of the notion electronic optical or comparable means of communicating , including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy set out in the alternative draft provisions for functional equivalence under consideration by the Working Group.

Electronic means' of communicating, publishing, exchanging or storing information or documents means the generation, exchange, sending, receipt or storage of information or documents by electronic, optical or comparable means including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy.

Sudan Oil Seeds Co Ltd (UK), 5 November 1985 (Yearbook Commercial Arbitration XII (1987), p. 511) the Supreme Court found that telexes and letters to settle disputes by arbitration and appointment of an arbitrator in a telex satisfied the form requirement of article II(2).

5. The communications must be submitted in writing and addressed to the secretariat giving the family name, first name and address of the sender, and (optionally) his telephone, telex and telefax numbers.

The Committee has not ordinarily asked to see a foreign ministry's telex traffic, when presented with reasoned opinions, and it is doubtful that many States would agree to provide confidential material of this nature.

Electronic means' of communicating, publishing, exchanging or storing information or documents, and of holding meetings, means the generation, exchange, sending, receipt or storage of information or documents by electronic, optical or comparable means including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange (EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy.

internet subscription (USD 20,000) and communication costs (USD 130,000) comprising cable and telex charges (USD 5,000), long distance calls (USD 100,000), postage (USD 15,000) and pouches (USD 10,000), excluding costs arising directly from sessions of COP

Indicators showing the use of telecommunications applications in trade include level of use of the Internet for business purposes (e.g marketing, services), number of EDI users, level of use of fax, e mail or telex, etc.

Thus, in considering the digital gap, we note that telephone, facsimile, telex and Internet communications are most developed in the North in what I call the connected countries whereas the South is sorely lacking in that regard.

A telephone conversation took place between the parties on 26 March, and the German seller sent his partner a telex on the same day recording the latter apos s agreement to amend one item of the order.

The estimate includes provision for charges for the transponder satellite extension ( 42,600) operating and dial charges ( 248,400) telex telefax charges ( 2,400) postage and pouch charges ( 33,200) and rental and maintenance of lease lines, pagers and cellular phones ( 7,200).

CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNICATIONS 9. Communications shall be submitted in writing and addressed to the Secretariat, giving the family name, first name and address of the sender and (optionally) his telephone, telex and telefax numbers, or any other acceptable means of communication.

Switzerland, Federal Tribunal, Compagnie de Navigation de Transports SA v. MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company SA (1995) BGE 121 III 38, ASA Bulletin 3 1995 503 article 178 of the Federal Act of Private International Law provides as follows As regards form, the arbitration agreement shall be valid if made in writing, by telegram, telex, telecopy or any other means of communication which permits it to be evidenced by a text. ( ) .

(v) User support technical and operational support for servers, personal computers and mobile devices connected to the United Nations Headquarters network provision of electronic messaging services involving facsimile messages, telex and cable services provision of system support for all central software application, such as IMIS, ODS, e mail, Galaxy and the Internet Intranet

The recorded expenditure, including charges for prior periods, consists of (a) the UNAVEM share in the global transponder lease at a cost of 125,000 per quarter ( 500,000) (b) INTELSAT and INMARSAT charges ( 3,500,300) (c) local telephone charges ( 4,800) (d) pouch, facsimile and telex charges ( 109,500) and (e) postage for contingent personnel ( 91,100).

In addition, provision of 138,000 is made for the cost of commercial communications, consisting of (a) transponder user charge for the satellite, at 8,000 per month ( 96,000) (b) 12,000 for INMARSAT charges, at 1,000 per month (c) 24,000 for telephone and telex charges, at 2,000 per month and (d) 6,000 for pouch and postage, at 500 per month.

(a) Development and maintenance of the information technology infrastructure, including IMIS and management of its security applications support, including maintenance of existing applications and support in the analysis, design and implementation of new applications help desk and other user support operation and maintenance of communications facilities, including telephone, offsite voice and data communications switchboard, facsimile and telex operations and mail distribution services

The unutilized balance of 1,600 was due to the actual cost of workshop equipment being less than budgeted. 32. Commercial communications. Provision of 536,000 was made for commercial communications. However, actual expenditure totalled 580,700, consisting of transponder user charges ( 42,500), INMARSAT charges ( 317,200), telex and telephone charges ( 200,600) and pouch and postage charges ( 20,400), resulting in the additional requirements of 44,700.