例句與造句

1. During his speech, Sen . Franken argued against media consolidation and for net neutrality laws.
2. Net neutrality laws are generally opposed by the cable television and telephone industries, and some libertarian, including Christopher Yoo and Adam Thierer.
3. In an op-ed for " Politico ", Rubio criticized net neutrality laws for expanding government control over the Internet and applying " a 1930s law to a 21st century issue ".
4. In June 2011, the majority of the Dutch lower house voted for new net neutrality laws which prohibits the blocking of Internet services, usage of deep packet inspection to track customer behaviour and otherwise filtering or manipulating network traffic.
5. Yahoo ! and Microsoft argue that net neutrality law is necessary because without such a law ISPs will destroy the free and open nature of the Internet and also create a tiered, dollar-driven net that favours the wealthiest corporations over everyone else.
6. It's difficult to find net neutrality law in a sentence. 用net neutrality law造句挺難的
7. The " Subsecretaria de Telecomunicaciones " of Chile ruled that " zero-rating " services like Wikipedia Zero, Facebook Zero, and Google Free Zone, that subsidize mobile data usage, violate net neutrality laws and had to end the practice by June 1, 2014.
8. The " Subsecretar韆 de Telecomunicaciones " of Chile ruled that " Zero-rating " services like Wikipedia Zero, Facebook Zero, and Google Free Zone, that subsidize mobile data usage, violate net neutrality laws and had to end the practise by June 1, 2014.
9. The " Subsecretaria de Telecomunicaciones " of Chile ruled that " Zero-rating " services like Wikipedia Zero, Facebook Zero, and Google Free Zone, that subsidize mobile data usage, violate net neutrality laws and had to end the practice by June 1, 2014.
10. As alternatives to net neutrality laws that ban different prices for different types of content, Rubio has pointed to a resolution he proposed with Senator Claire McCaskill ( D-MO ) opposing international efforts to grant greater control over the Internet to the International Telecommunication Union, as well as proposed legislation to increase mobile broadband by " expanding unlicensed spectrum ".