Sentence examples for carrier access from inspiring English sources
Recently they started lobbying companies to make their Web sites and kiosks more accessible, citing the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Air Carrier Access Act.
Accessibility for disabled passengers is mandated by the Air Carrier Access Act, which was passed in 1986.
The booklet explains the services that airlines and airport authorities must provide to disabled travelers as mandated by the Air Carrier Access Act of 1986.
In the US, the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) states that for domestic flights the "criterion for calculating the compensation for a lost, damaged or destroyed wheelchair or other assistive device shall be the original purchase price of the device".
He started at a company called Carrier Access, in Boulder, at seventy-seven thousand dollars a year, and then, when Cisco opened an office in Boulder, he moved there, to write encryption code.
The airlines maintain that the law is on their side: While the Americans with Disabilities Act may offer some protection to the obese, it doesn't apply to airlines, which are covered by the Air Carrier Access Act.
They also provide valuable single-carrier access to traffic moving between the United States and dozens of countries in the three trans-Atlantic continents.
And it launched and won litigation that required AT&T to grant other carriers access to its circuits, thereby enabling MCI to pick off the incumbent's customers.
For the first time, China paraded its DF-21D anti-ship ballistic missiles, which American military analysts call "carrier killers," because they could deny U.S. aircraft carriers access to the East China Sea and the South China Sea.
At the same time, by discouraging US telecoms companies from buying Huawei equipment out of fear that it would open the country's key infrastructure up to cyberespionage, the government would deny domestic carriers access to market-leading technology.
American drivers worried about their jobs.In February, despite protests, the Department of Transportation announced a one-year pilot programme that would allow up to 100 Mexican carriers access to America.
