Telephone companies using standard wired service, not cellular or pager service, will return blocks of unused numbers for reassignment to other companies.
I wonder if maybe we hold onto those unused numbers in the back of our drawers in part because we're holding onto where we were in our lives when we bought them.
Lynch argued that the new area code was unnecessary, since there are about 793,000 phone numbers still available in the 909 area code, and 1.2 million more could be available if the PUC reclaims unused numbers from telephone companies.
(c) which provided for determination of unused quota numbers, subsec.
L. 89 236 substituted provisions allowing carryover through June 30 , 1968 of quotas for quota areas in effect on June 30 , 1965 and redistribution of unused quota numbers, for provisions which limited issuance of immigrant visas.
Ms. DiFulvio Allen even keeps an as-yet-unused phone number for an "energy-ist" on file in case somebody demands that an apartment be cleansed of unfriendly spirits.
The company takes out contracts with phone companies for blocks of thousands of unused phone numbers.
The Immigration and Nationality Act ("INA"), which governs the EB-5 program, sets the total worldwide annual level for immigrant employment-based visas at 140,000, plus certain unused visa numbers from the previous fiscal year.
They also offer lessons to state policy makers, who must decide how to spend federal money that remains unused as the number of welfare recipients continues to plummet.
When the MN leaves its home network and visits a foreign network or receives a tunneled packet from the CN, the MN first sends a probe packet to the CN with a predefined and unused destination port number, for example, 10101.
