Sentence examples for block access to important from inspiring English sources
"It goes way beyong child sexual abuse material and would block access to important online information for all Australians".
Limited education can also block access to important social and health information, particularly about reproductive health.
When the UK launched a filtering program for internet pornography, it unintentionally blocked access to important helplines, including those for suicide prevention and domestic violence.
As the landscape of news is changing, laws and guidelines that dictate who can get a press pass are causing problems and, at times, blocking access to important new journalism organizations and individuals.
While the cable company has the legal right to cut off Current, the decision is unfortunate and could block access to an important news source.
Mr Bondi will have to prove in court that, as he alleges, the bank has hidden documents and blocked his access to important information about transactions in some offshore-banking centres.
If they despise their successor, departing bosses can block access to a firm's important clients, suppliers and investors, and fail to explain vital procedures.
The measure is blind to distinctions between genuinely important secrets and those that serve to shield misconduct, block access to historical papers or deny Americans the chance to debate critical national issues.
