Sentence examples for blocking programs from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers, who had rejected similar ideas over the past three years, voted overwhelmingly to join 28 other states with similar blocking programs.

U.S.-funded programs to beat back online censorship are increasingly finding a ready audience in repressive countries, with more than 1 million people a day using online tools to get past extensive blocking programs and government surveillance.

Nancy E. Willard, who heads the Responsible Netizen Center for Advanced Technology in Education at the University of Oregon, prefers monitoring programs to those that block and filter because blocking programs put too much responsibility in the hands of the companies that design the programs.

"It turns out that Barack Obama's idea of spreading the wealth around was spreading more food stamps around," said Mr. Gingrich in a supercynical stratagem that ignores the Republicans' central role in unleashing the recession and blocking programs that could speed a turnaround.

Ad blocking programs are designed to protect consumers from intrusive web ads that slow down browsers and vacuum up personal data.

Ad blocking programs discriminate against good content publishers and legitimate advertisers.

This is supported by the recent finding that infusion of antibodies blocking programmed cell death protein 1 (PD1) on T cells has clinical impact in advanced NSCLC [ 7].

For example, Bcl-2 promotes cell survival by blocking programmed cell death and disrupting normal proliferation (Hockenbery et al. 1990; McDonnell et al. 1989).

BCL-2 protein is known to regulate apoptosis [ 25, 26] and normally results in the promotion of tumor cell survival by blocking programmed cell death.

Manufacturers must now begin making television sets that can block programs according to the ratings codes.

Technology, like the V-chip in TVs and digital converter boxes, allows parents to block programs inappropriate for children.