Comcast was ordered to uphold net neutrality until 2018 after its takeover of NBC Universal.
In 2012, Sarkozy's education minister issued a memo recommending schools uphold the "neutrality of public service" on school trips, meaning mothers in hijabs should remove them if helping on an outing.
"Arguments about honour of course resonate today as they resonated in 1914, but you can pay too high a price for upholding the notion of honour, and I think in the end Britain did". He concedes that if Britain had stood back in 1914, it would have reneged on commitments to uphold Belgian neutrality.
Romania, isolated and threatened following the non-aggression pact signed by Germany and the Soviet Union, sought to uphold its neutrality.
Verizon Communications Inc. and other broadband providers have promised to uphold net neutrality's principles but object to the tougher oversight.
It directed users to the FCC website, where they could leave comments urging the FCC chairman to uphold net neutrality.
And many did, letting their Caps Locked outrage loose in such comments as "YOU MUST UPHOLD NET NEUTRALITY AND NET FREEDOM!!!!!! DON'T WUSS OUT TO THOSE CORPORATE [expletive deleted].
Proposals upholding "search neutrality" and half a dozen other "neutralities" demonstrates the trend.
The challenge comes weeks after the industry was broadly defeated at the D.C. Circuit Court, when three judges ruled to uphold the net-neutrality rules, which dramatically broaden the government's ability to regulate Internet providers.
In distinguishing between indoctrination that is attributable to the state and indoctrination that is not, we have consistently turned to the principle of neutrality, upholding aid that is offered to a broad range of groups or persons without regard to their religion.
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the net neutrality order last year; it was a significant victory for proponents.
