Sentence examples for blocking requirement from inspiring English sources
Initially, there will be a grace period while the new system is rolled out, but by the end of next month, it will become a blocking requirement for new app submissions and updates.
"Bahnhof opposes to censorship in every way, shape and form, but it looks like we won't be able to dodge Elsevier's blocking requirement," the company said on a holding page that Bahnhof's customers would see when trying to access Elsevier's website.
This algorithm will guarantee the identification of a setup that is conformed to the blocking requirement for the list of specified blocking variables, while attempting to minimize the between-batches variations of the other variables considered.
A key performance metric in dynamic networks is the connection blocking probability, and therefore a dynamic optical network infrastructure must be designed to meet stringent blocking requirements (e.g., <10−3 blocking probability).
This much-needed training has been diminished to a "check the block" requirement that almost no one pays attention to and that certainly no one talks about.
Furthermore, our investigation highlights the more stringent blocking behavior requirements of the compact layers under low-level light illumination compared to when the device has to operate under STC.
Opponents who call the requirement the "show me your papers" provision responded to the Supreme Court decision by asking Bolton to block the requirement on different grounds, arguing that it would lead to systematic racial profiling and unreasonably long detentions of Latinos if it's enforced.
The four liberal justices plus Justice Anthony Kennedy blocked that requirement until the court could resolve the case.
Left with little recourse, the Center for Reproductive Rights sued the state on behalf of Dervis's clinic to block the requirement.
State legislators in 39 states have filed or plan to file bills to block the requirement, the council said.
The service, which has sought to block that requirement, said in September that it would record a $1.8 billion deficiency in 2006.
