Synonyms for FCC
fcc

Princeton's WordNet

1. Federal Communications Commission, FCCnoun

   an independent government agency that regulates interstate and international communications by radio and television and wire and cable and satellite

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1. • Independent Agency

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1. List of paraphrases for "fcc":

   caf, bcf, fac, ccf, cde, sca, ccv, college, ffc, trl, cds

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1. Bill Versen:

   The Robocall Mitigation Database represents one more tool in the FCC toolbelt to help combat robocalls, while consumers may not see an immediate impact on the September 28date the FCC has set for carriers to block incoming traffic from providers not listed in the Database, it will give the agency greater insight into efforts by carriers to prevent illegal traffic from originating on their networks.

2. President Barack Obama on Thursday:

   Today's FCC decision will protect innovation and create a level playing field for the next generation of entrepreneurs - and it wouldn't have happened without Americans like you.

3. Stacy Langton:

   Unless FCPS is using a different dictionary, pedophilia means adults having sex with children, and that is precisely what is being depicted in the particular panel in Gender Queer, you guys in the press have been in a quandary since you can’t broadcast the images because it violates FCC regulations.

4. Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont:

   Today’s FCC action will help ensure that families are not forced to choose between their basic needs and a phone call with their loved ones.

5. Ajit Pai:

   It is exceptionally rare to have the Department of Justice refuse to sign onto an FCC brief, but this says that the DOJ doesn’t trust that this is legal, president Obama’s own Department of Justice implicitly is questioning whether or not this is government overreach.