An ideal of public service prevailed.
And its founding fathers created the basis for this virtuous circle by making it easy for networks to hook up and for individuals to get wired.Yet economics alone do not explain why the internet rather than a proprietary service prevailed (as Microsoft did in software for personal computers, or PCs).
A sense of distrust between the authority and the service providers prevails and a sense of helplessness can be felt through the individual interviews that have been conducted.
In France, a fee-for-service payment prevails to compensate private medical practices.
His concept of public service broadcasting prevailed in Great Britain and influenced broadcasting in many other countries.
The impact mergers have on customer service is another matter, and online forums are already full of discussions about which airline is better — United or Continental — and which airline's standard of service will prevail when they are joined.
He is appealingly sober and self-effacing on the stump always going out of his way, for example, to pay tribute to Mr Lugar's long record of public service.Whoever prevails in November, the Senate will have lost another moderate Republican.
A key figure, the chief executive of the original company and director general of the corporation, was John Reith (later Lord Reith), whose concept of public-service broadcasting prevailed in Britain and influenced broadcasting in many other countries.
In the adapter and director Emily Mann's interpretively bold, ultimately enriching new production at the McCarter Theater here, it is the spirit of ensemble in the service of Chekhov that prevails.
The Internet service providers who prevailed in the Ninth Circuit say that the FCC has no particular expertise and that the rule that normally requires deference to an expert agency does not apply to basic definitions or interpretations of statutes.
