U.S. Carrier definition

U.S. Carrier means any Eligible Carrier principally located in the United States of America.

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U.S. Carrier means any telecommunications carrier incorporated and with its principal place of business in the United States.

U.S. Carrier means TransCanada Keystone Pipeline, LP and its successors and assigns.

Examples of U.S. Carrier in a sentence

Zayo Group, LLC currently has 55% ownership in the class A units and 34% ownership in the class B units of US Carrier Telecom, LLC.
Company may adjust or introduce rates or charges to recover amounts imposed on it, or which it is required or permitted to collect from or pay to others, by a governmental or quasi-governmental authority (“Governmental Charges”), which include, but are not limited to, Canadian Contribution charges, USA Universal Service Fund charges, US Carrier Access Charges, and payphone use charges, or any successor of any such charges.
For these purposes, such U.S. Carrier Parties shall have the right to provide their own personnel and equipment in such space and shall reimburse AT&T for the reasonable jointly agreed costs incurred in complying with this Subparagraph 5.2.2, including, but not limited to, the costs of any building additions that may be reasonably required.
Freight will be allowed on single net orders of at least $5,000 (standard orders) in the continental U.S. Shipments over the minimum to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or export are freight allowed to dockside within the continental U.S. Carrier and routing are at ZLI’s discretion.
All delivery of physical certificates must be made by a major US Carrier and delivered via Overnight from transfer agent.
Mid-Year 2016 U.S. Carrier Ethernet LEADERBOARD, Vertical Systems Group (Aug.

U.S. Carrier means any Eligible Carrier listed under heading "United States" in Exhibit P or Q.