Sentences with phrase «require neutrality»

The legitimate role of objectivity does not require neutrality on all issues.

Not exact matches

One caveat, however: Net neutrality, which simply means that ISPs are required to treat all content equally, regardless of what it is, and they can't give preference to some digital content providers over others, including yours.

This led a fierce argument over «net neutrality,» or the idea that ISPs should be legally required to treat all traffic equally instead of playing favorites for financial gain.

The good news for net neutrality supporters is that even if the FCC does push forward, Wheeler's plan is unlikely to pass a required vote.

Competitive neutrality and a level playing fields is required.

The debate centers on the principle of net neutrality, which requires that Internet service providers move traffic in a non-discriminatory manner based on the desires of Internet users.

Under net neutrality rules, internet service providers (ISPs) were required to display all on content equally.

Nord's own conclusion is that «neutrality requires the integration of religion into the [public school] curriculum,» since it is essential to the study of culture, history, politics, society, economics, and the uses of science.

Warren Nord's Religion and American Education has shown that the Supreme Court has sometimes held that the First Amendment requires not just neutrality between religions but neutrality between religion and nonreligion.

In a department of this kind, professors are not required to pretend to pure neutrality or objectivity.

The hermeneutics of «being with» an other ironically required the arbitrary distanciation of neutrality.

Nord devotes more pages to the process of public school secularization than his neutrality thesis requires and fewer than would be necessary for a thorough cultural history of religion and education.

In public we must maintain a welcoming neutrality that requires careful self - policing.

For example, most Western human rights advocates, even from Christian traditions, would say that religious freedom requires state religious neutrality.

This is linked to the high aesthetic expectations of customers, as well as to the required functionality, chemical neutrality and physical durability.

De Blasio sent a letter to regulators pushing them to require broader Internet access and enforce net neutrality in the Comcast - Time Warner Cable merger.

New York state will require internet providers to observe net neutrality or risk losing eligibility for state contracts under an executive order issued Wednesday by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)-- New York state will require internet providers to observe net neutrality or risk losing eligibility for state contracts under an executive order issued Wednesday by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

«While these are encouraging signs, aggressive policies will still be required to achieve carbon neutrality and climate stability,» the authors wrote.

Such analyses do not require making the erroneous assumption of carbon neutrality for biomass.

They strike the right balance — requiring states to adopt college - and - career standards but maintaining a position of neutrality on whether those states should develop standards together or alone.

Require the buyer or lessee to enter into a union card check neutrality election agreement with MFT.

In other words, the Constitution requires government neutrality between religions, not a impenetrable barrier that would prohibit government aid to students who may or may not choose to attend religious schools.

Carbon neutrality will in most cases require carbon footprinting, reducing emissions and energy demand, and eventually compensating for unavoidable carbon emissions caused by the event.

Meeting the world's urgent need for a cleaner and more efficient energy system will require a more effective strategy that incorporates technology neutrality, international collaboration, institutional change, and a more fine - tuned understanding of the innovation process.

In the words of the Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance, achieving carbon neutrality «requires transformative rather than incremental approaches,» with a roadmap for long - term and deep reductions in the building, energy, and transportation sectors.

The US will need to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, and this national requirement will will require US states to work together to achieve carbon neutrality.

The next chart shows the quantify of reductions that each state would need to achieve to reach an 80 % reduction by 2050 although we have already established above that the most recent science would require each state to achieve carbon neutrality by 2o50.

Commercial firewood harvesting requires fossil fuel for chainsaws and trucks, undermining the argument for carbon neutrality.

This activity report reflects United Nation (UN)'s system - wide progress in implementing the UN's Climate Neutral Strategy, which requires UN bodies to estimate their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, reduce their emissions and analyze the cost implications of purchasing carbon offsets as they move towards climate neutrality.

I could believe that 10 % of GDP is an upper bound even in this case, because achieving carbon neutrality basically requires a big change to infrastructure but one that only has to be performed once (though it may take years to complete).

Speaking of media neutrality... a US judge has ruled that a search warrant served on Microsoft in the US required the company to divulge records stored on servers outside the US.

Before leaping to proclaim your support for net neutrality, be sure to review Derveaux's terms of service, which, among other things, requires proof of activity in defense of net neutrality and limits the encounter to «no longer than 30 minutes.»

Arbitrators are generally required to meet a baseline level of neutrality by disclosing any potential ethical conflicts and remaining independent and impartial throughout the arbitral process.

While the trial court's actions were undoubtedly motivated by a desire to protect the ward and might well be commendable in another context, those actions are inconsistent with the cold neutrality required of an impartial judge.

The requirement for neutrality does not require judges to discount the very life experiences that may so well qualify them to preside over disputes... True impartiality does not require that the judge have no sympathies or opinions; it requires that the judge nevertheless be free to entertain and act upon different points of view with an open mind.

In our view, the Board's conclusion that a separate, «communication» tariff applied to downloads of musical works violates the principle of technological neutrality, which requires that the Copyright Act apply equally between traditional and more technologically advanced forms of the same media: Robertson v. Thomson Corp., [2006] 2 S.C.R. 363, at para. 49.

This line has settled the proposition that, in order to give effect to the First Amendment's purpose of requiring on the part of all organs of government a strict neutrality toward theological questions, courts should not undertake to decide such questions.

In a letter to the relevant commissioners, the national government did not mention any break - up of Google, but suggested that its dominance could be reined in by «the obligation to present competing offers at no charge; the provision of discrimination - free access to all content, with effective controls regarding abuse; [or] the introduction of a principle of «platform neutrality,» along with an efficacious implementation of same and the introduction of structured required for this purpose.»

As of late, accusations have flown back and forth over who is to blame for the slow down (the image above is from Reed Hasting's blog post arguing for «strong» net neutrality that would require free connections), and Wheeler says he wants to bring some transparency to the deals.

What is required under net neutrality is that these peering and traffic prioritization arrangements are available under equitable terms to everyone; ISPs can't rig sweetheart deals giving fat pipe access to services of their choosing, while charging the competition higher rates.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order today requiring any internet service provider with a state contract to honor the principles of net neutrality.

According to the order, starting March 1st, any internet service provider entering or renewing a government contract will be required to sign a binding agreement ensuring that it will uphold the ideals of net neutrality and will not block, throttle or prioritize internet content.

Of course, it's unlikely Hastings would be swayed by a letter like this, but he must have enjoyed this part: «At HKBN, we strongly concur with your vision that with strong net neutrality, new services requiring high - speed internet can emerge and become popular.»

However, because these orders aren't exactly laws requiring ISPs to adhere to net neutrality principles and are instead regulations that block ISPs from government contracts if the do decide to block or throttle traffic, these orders may actually exist within a legal loophole.

Creating a safe space in which parties like this couple can exercise self - determination requires patience, curiosity, and, above all, neutrality, on the part of the mediator.

These «network neutrality» rules, which have been five years in the making, require ISPs to provide the same level of service to all sites that provide similar types of content, such as video.

«Net neutrality» requires that broadband networks be free of restrictions on content, sites, or platforms; they should not restrict the equipment that may be used with them, nor the modes of communication allowed on them.

More specifically, net neutrality requires that broadband networks be free of restrictions on content, sites, or platforms.