information network

He was here to ask about his father's information network.

"We may yet have need of the information network you control.

The security of information networks is a priority for all those who use them.

Building up a health information network will take several years and billions of dollars.

For this reason we need to be cautious about huge information networks.

"These people have an information network beyond any- thing you've ever seen.

It also provides an arts information network and support services to artists.

It wasn't long before the information network started to do stories on them.

They have their own schools, resorts, banks and information networks.

Pete himself said that the Mafia must have the best information network in the world.

Last month, highway officials started a statewide telephone information network.

Every region and citizen must have access to the basics of the information network.

In essence we have a new life form to deal with, the world wide information Network."

A high-speed information network had been installed on campus in 1996.

These pilot projects are seen as steps toward a nationwide health information network.

So let us make sure the Member States build the information network quickly.

Korea built the first nationwide high-speed information network in the world.

The gynaecological unit here has developed an information network, which they say should be available to all women.

It is rumoured that he also set up a vast information network.

The promotion of broadband information networks must be a priority.

"The information network that defines the Joined is large, and growing all the time.

This has become one of the most influential online information networks on policy and political issues in the Latino community today.

Support and information network for individuals whose lives have been touched by aviation accidents.

John asked, nodding toward the computer, which he knew was linked to numerous national and international information networks.

An organisation is an information network more akin to a living system than a machine.