Significados de gave the fcc en inglés

Congress wisely gave the FCC the power to update its rules to keep pace with innovation.

Congress gave the FCC the ability to forbear some regulations 17 years ago, noted FCC General Counsel Austin Schlick.

That classification gave the FCC the legal authority to say something to the carriers about treating internet traffic fairly.

The federal court striking down the FCC's net neutrality rules gave the FCC regulatory tools to enable more broadband competition.

His plan would eliminate the "internet conduct standard," which gave the FCC far-reaching discretion to prohibit improper internet service provider practices.

Reclassifying broadband providers as common carriers gave the FCC the authority to do much more than just stop internet service providers from blocking content.

The Congress gave the FCC broad authority to update its rules to reflect changes in technology and marketplace behavior in a way that protects consumers.

The wiretapping law, also known as the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, or CALEA, gave the FCC the authority to set standards and timetables.