By prohibiting only "unjust and unreasonable" discrimination, access providers will surely make the case that so long as they offer QoS to everyone on non-discriminatory prices, terms and conditions, such prioritization is allowed.
Ms. Kroes took that step after finding that Microsoft had charged unreasonable prices for access to vital information to communicate with powerful server computers in a violation of a previous decision against the company in 2004.
"We are surprised by Verizon's action related to our property in Lower Manhattan, especially considering there are presently no tenants occupying the building and at no time have we conditioned Verizon's access on unreasonable terms," the spokesman, Frank Marino, said in a statement.
The possible boycott letter sent to UC faculty members represents both budget concerns and "a matter of principle," UC says: "Plainly put, UC Faculty do not think that their libraries should have to pay exorbitant and unreasonable fees to get access to their own work".
If Congress were to mandate that network operators essentially observe Internet congestion, consumers would be faced with either sluggish/interrupted Internet access or pay unreasonable new fees and charges.
It doesn't actually seem unreasonable to me to limit access to grants to those who have been selected by the system to hold established academic posts.
When the largest country in the world demands particular structures as a condition of market access, it is unreasonable to expect any corporate actor to resist.
In order to solve the problem of unreasonable design for physical random access channel (PRACH) signal structure and reduce the effect of time uncertainty, this paper proposes a novel random access preamble based on time pre-compensation (TPC) for LTE-Satellite (LTE-S) system.
To PIOs and terrorism experts among the advisors, it seems that journalists too frequently make unreasonable demands, looking for instant access to information that does not yet exist or demanding that PIOs and experts offer statements on issues that PIOs and experts feel unprepared to address.
It's easy to pin the blame for the lack of access to credit on unreasonable bankers.
