network policy

Second Chance was likely destroyed due to network policies of the era.

The series is believed to have been destroyed as per network policies of the era.

The series has not been rerun and is most likely wiped due to network policies at the time.

It's a question of network policy as to whether specific extensions are mandatory, allowed, or forbidden.

It is not the network policy not to have visually impaired people in the audience, he said.

Nowhere are network policies more reprehensible than in the category of children's programming.

I'm thinking, if it would be possible to make network policies that said you could use IE internally only.

Network policies required all actors to have at least one foot on the floor at all times.

To get around what looks to be a cynical network policy, Trojan has been forced to make a cynical ad.

We must offer a networked policy here, which is why the European Parliament and the Commission also have work to do.

Combined with the network policy of withholding projections in a state until the polls close, uniform-poll-closing legislation would solve the problem.

It is believed that the series was wiped as per network policy of the era, with NBC continuing this process until 1979.

Firewall: a piece of hardware or software put on the network to prevent some communications forbidden by the network policy.

(Some viewers may even miss the creative sexual euphemisms inspired by broadcast network policy.)

The Commission proposal reflects these events in the priorities of our energy network policy and in the other provisions of the guidelines.

To conclude, we are very grateful for the motion for a resolution on the future of the trans-European transport networks policy.

It also helps organizations prioritize remediation efforts and validate network policies and controls.

Disagreement over network policy led to the creation of adsr as an alternative to yatmim.

The report concludes with a handful of recommendations, the most controversial of which is likely to be a suggestion that schools reexamine social networking policies.

What I take away from this debate is that this House very strongly supports trans-European network policy.

The Internet, and consequently its backbone networks, do not rely on central control or coordinating facilities, nor do they implement any global network policies.

He added that he adheres to an unwritten television network policy of showing adverse consequences for binge drinking, like passing out.

Mr President, this annual report clearly shows that Europe is not providing itself with the means to implement its trans-European transport networks policy.

For example, they contain a confidential memorandum, dated May 13, 1936, which sets forth a network policy against mixing the Red and Blue network stations.

Paul Crouch defended TBN's decision, stating that it is against network policy for personalities to attack each other on the air.