Sentence examples for Blanket access from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't want them to give blanket access to just certain narrow kinds of data.

Licensed in 1589, it too lost trade when the MoD's blanket access permits were revoked.

More applications are expected in the coming months, but the statistic nevertheless highlights how the new law, enacted in January, does not offer blanket access to the labour market for all Syrians in Turkey.

(b) However, since the FCC did not adequately consider the §251(d)(2) “necessary and impair” standards when it gave requesting carriers blanket access to network elements, Rule 319 is vacated.

Google's chief legal officer, David Drummond, said the company did not give the US government blanket access to its users' private information.

Over the last day, tech executives including Larry Page and Mark Zuckerberg outlined that they did not give bulk or blanket access to user data.

That said, the Snowden leaks have made it clear that allowing near-blanket access to user data is a hugely inefficient and seemingly easily abused way of managing the situation.

They included Jason Hill, the 13-year-old who had been held for three days in his underpants and a blanket, without access to his parents or a lawyer.

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"They have no clothes, no shelter, no food, no blankets, no access to clean water, and most of all they are completely traumatized, living in the terror of further attacks,"  Farrow said.

And if blanket bans on access to social media belong anywhere, it is surely in the Turkey of the past.