krupnov造句

• The latest estimate is dlrs 3 billion, Krupnov said Wednesday.
• Alexander Krupnov, chairman of the Central Telecommunications Commission, said Wednesday.
• Krupnov insisted that his commission was doing everything it could.
• Alexander Krupnov, chairman of the State Communications Committee, said last month.
• More than 1 million people in Russia now use cellular phones or pagers, Krupnov said.
• Krupnov said Russia is not under as much pressure as some western countries to beat the bug's 2000 deadline.
• And with just 330 days to go before the changeover, Krupnov said each agency was responsible for finding funds to solve the problem.
• Krupnov tried to reunite the band once again, but died February 27, 1997 in studio from heroin overdose, during the record session.
• "To guarantee that we will be ready is impossible, " said Alexander Krupnov, director of the agency coordinating government Y2K efforts.
• Krupnov has said previously that a solution to the Y2K problem would cost Russia the equivalent of dlrs 1 billion, according to Russian media reports.
• Russia wants all sides to " speak the same language, " said Alexander Krupnov, chairman of the Central Telecommunications Commission, on Wednesday.
• Last week, Krupnov had a phone conference with regional communications officials during which he scolded them for doing nothing to deal with the issue, Dengi said.
• Krupnov said it was up to government agencies, including those that control military bases, air traffic and oil pipelines, to come up with their own cash.
• Krupnov would not say how much money the Defense Ministry needs for the Year 2000 problem, but said the energy sector needs a hefty chunk _ dlrs 160 million.
• Even Krupnov isn't quite sure how much of a danger Russia faces, or where it's going to get the hundreds of millions of dollars needed to fix critical systems.
• After the first extensive study of government agencies facing potential computer failures _ those that control military bases, oil pipelines and airports _ Krupnov upped the estimate Wednesday to dlrs 2 billion or 3 billion.
• Krupnov tried to soften the blow, however, saying that a government panel set up to solve the problem was meeting every week and is conducting " a thorough analysis " of the situation.
• While Krupnov insisted that his commission was doing everything it could, he said, " Who knows if the country will be ready . . . . I can't give any guarantees ."
• But the old sum was announced before a thorough review of the problem, said Alexander Krupnov, chairman of Russia's Central Telecommunications Commission, which is coordinating the country's work on the millennium bug.
• The head of the government committee for communications, Alexander Krupnov, warned Thursday that continued lack of attention to the problem may have a worse impact on Russia than the crisis has, the ITAR-Tass news agency reported.