Sentence examples similar to imposing carriage from inspiring English sources
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.
He explicitly connected this to platform questions, expressing strong skepticism that "the Government could regulate the editorial decisions of Facebook and Google," or "impose forced-carriage or equal-access obligations on YouTube and Twitter" That may mean we can expect more discussion of Internet platforms when the Court looks at cable carriage questions in Halleck – or not.
Can the Government really impose forced-carriage or equal-access obligations on YouTube and Twitter?
But the sign faced the imposing Brewster & Company carriage works at 47th Street, perhaps in a competitive snub.
In short, there's a lot of ground between "do nothing" and "regulate broadband like electricity or railroads". Crawford's arguments simply don't justify imposing 19th century common carriage regulation on the Internet.
There have been no carriages, no imposing marshals on horseback; just thousands and thousands of working men and women carrying the banners of their trades through the long three-mile tramp in the rain.
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.
"Imposing a Title II common carriage regime on broadband providers would be a radical change in course that would only chill, not spur innovation.
