Sentence examples for able to block access from inspiring English sources

Owen's presentation at the Chaos Computer Congress included an examination of whether Tor might be able to block access to such sites.

Today Tiananmen Square exists in our public memory because China is able to block access to all mention of those events only within its own borders, while the rest of the world is free to condemn it.

They did raise concerns that GPs may be able to block access to personal patient data held in general practice clinical systems and that the register may not be representative of the whole population.

The authors concluded that the 20 nm diameter nanoparticles with 10 DNP haptens on the surface were able to bind efficiently to the IgE in a manner that was not only unable to cross-link the FcεRI receptors, but was also able to block access of the BSA-DNP antigen to the IgE receptors.

The local authority will be able to block off access from the main road should the FA wish to provide Capello with more privacy.

Venezuela would suddenly be a rich utopia where there is no suffering or conflict, if it was able to block all access to imagery and video worldwide depicting otherwise.

Moreover, it has a critical role for cancer immunosurveillance being able to block the access of immune cells to tumors, so that cancer cells are protected from possible clearance mediated by the immune system [ 23, 24].

Here's the link to block access.

No attempt was made to block access to the ramp.

Napster is then supposed to block access to those songs.

Craigslist continued to block access to the section on Sunday.