Sentence examples for blacklist as from inspiring English sources

You can have a blacklist as long as a your arm and just when you think you've banned every synonym for penis imaginable, someone will start using the arm emoji to mean just that.

But the two former Taliban leaders, who both are known to maintain contacts with the insurgents, said in interviews on Monday and Tuesday that the Taliban have been encouraged by signs of progress on removing some of their names from a United Nations blacklist, as well as by indications that the government may speed up the release of Taliban detainees.

If they do, the site is added to the general category blacklist as well.

Twitter is reportedly building a user-controlled keyword blacklist as well, according to Bloomberg, and it rolled out a "low quality content" spam filter last month.

George W. Bush removed Pyongyang from an international blacklist as a state sponsor of terrorism.

We had to chase them quite a lot, and then it turned out there was this thing: the blacklist, as it were.

Trumbo's writing front on "The Prowler," Hugo Butler, would soon be blacklisted as well.

The Liberal Democrats have distanced themselves from the Carr review with business secretary Vince Cable saying any inquiry should look at employer abuses such as blacklisting as well as malpractice by unions.

He was barred from renewing his passport, was placed under surveillance for more than a year, and in 1952 was "effectively blacklisted as a reporter," Guttenplan writes — kept out of the pages of even The Nation.

Pivotal Veracity also helps customers protect their brands by minimizing the risk of being blacklisted, as well as ensuring that customers are actively protected by ISP and third party whitelists.

"If we find violations, we'll take the appropriate actions — including account disablings and blacklists — as quickly as possible".