Sentence examples for carriage rules from inspiring English sources

in the past when Internet was in Title II, the common carriage rules applied.

PHOTOS: Cable versus broadcast ratings  "I am pleased that the court of appeals upheld the commission's program carriage rules against constitutional challenge.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit in New York preserved the bulk of the FCC's so-called program carriage rules, which were challenged by Time Warner Cable and the National Cable & Telecommunications Assn.

Instead, A.T. & T. had to abide by a "common carriage" rule: it provided the same quality of service to all, and could not favor one customer over another.

But the broadcasters have been sharply critical of the F.C.C. for moving so slowly in carrying out digital transition rules and for not imposing dual-carriage rules.

Horse-drawn carriages ruled the roads, but telephones were not uncommon.

After a brief tussle with sedan chairs, horse-drawn hackney carriages ruled the streets for the best part of 300 years.

Where content once ruled, carriage is now king.

Since all members of the Common Market are members of the Berne Conventions, the mandate for uniformity of rules governing carriage of goods has been largely achieved as to carriage by railway.

In that case, the F.C.C. imposed rules about carriage of the Fox network and required baseball-style arbitration of disputes over the carriage of sports networks.

The A.S.P.C.A. handles these complaints for the city's health department, whose rules cover carriage horses.