Sentence examples for block information from inspiring English sources
Does the Internet exist to inspire and inform society and therefore limits copyright holders ability to block information?
It would reform FoI legislation to narrow exemptions used to block information being released.
UNTOLD legions police the internet in China to block information deemed politically threatening.
Some pledge to be transparent about their actions Twitter, like Google, releases six-monthly reports of government requests to block information.
The iPhone 5's all-aluminum-and-glass body would block information from being transmitted to a terminal, according to Will Strauss, an analyst of Forward Concepts, a research firm that follows digital signal processing and chips.
In that deal, to get around privacy provisions that had threatened to block information exchange, European banks are to share information on American account holders with their own governments, which will then pass it on to Washington.
Having them in one place, officials say, will help break down technological and bureaucratic barriers that block information-sharing among agencies like the C.I.A. and F.B.I. "It's fair to say the whole Nebraska Avenue facility is designed to foster more cooperation across the federal government," said Susan Neely, the communications director for the Office of Homeland Security.
Corporate culture may be the problem, according to an internal investigation: It cited a "resistance to raising issues" and "information silos" that block information-sharing.
The translator, Senior Airman Ahmad I. al-Halabi, faces more than 30 criminal charges, including accusations that he tried to slip prison maps, cell-block information, names of prisoners and messages from them to an agent of the Syrian government.
"Blocking information and hoping inquires go away will only lead to worse consequences," the English version read.
"When ideas are blocked, information deleted, conversations stifled and people constrained in their choices, the Internet is diminished for all of us," Mrs. Clinton said.
