Sentence examples for blocking of services from inspiring English sources

Cross-border internet buying and selling is an unnavigable maze in the EU, hobbled by varying VAT rates, company tricks, the deliberate blocking of services and price rigging, while shoppers are also deterred from buying online in another country because they feel too much personal information is demanded.

Failure of WhatsApp to respond to the court orders led "the prosecution to request the blocking of services for a period of 48 hours, based on the law of the Civil the internet Marco, which was granted by Judge Sandra Regina Nostre Marques".

Authorities have resorted to smart filtering in recent years, a mechanism that appears to be replacing the traditional blanket blocking of online services.

We have received demands from governments to remove content globally on various grounds – and we have resisted, even if that has sometimes led to the blocking of our services".

"Unlike those from former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's era, the six members representing Rouhani's government do not have favourable views about the old filtering policy, which blindly punished millions of Iranians," Mousavi-Khoeini saddingdding that smart filtering mechanisms appear to be replacing the traditional blanket blocking of online services.

"If measures to enhance competition are not enough to bring internet providers to offer real consumer choice, I'm ready to prohibit the blocking of lawful services or applications".

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said she was not aware of the blocking of the service when asked about the issue at a press conference on Monday.

We see this same kind of thinking (blaming the technology) with the recent talk by the British prime minister about blocking social media use during civil unrest and with BART's blocking of cellphone service in advance of a protest.

The funding is also expected to be used to educate people in countries with state censorship in how to circumnavigate the blocking of internet and TV services.

It argues in its court filings that the F.C.C. has documented only four examples, over six years, of purported blocking of Internet content by service providers.

Verizon noted in its court papers that the F.C.C. documented only four examples over six years of purported blocking of Internet content by service providers.