Sentence examples for blocking the communications from inspiring English sources
The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish".
But she reserved her strongest assault for her coalition partners, the Lib Dems, for blocking the communications data bill two years ago which would have given the police and security services the power to track Britons' email and internet use.
The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill – the so called 'snoopers charter' – in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish".
The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish". She said this meant "crimes will go unpunished and innocent lives put at risk".
The high sampling frequency for processing the travelling wave may block the communications channel and reduce security.
It's preventing important connections, blocking the very communications that Facebook was created to foster.
The regime restricted communications, blocking the Internet and interrupting telephone service throughout the country.
A number of companies providing "virtual private network" (VPN) services to users in China say the new system is able to "learn, discover and block" the encrypted communications methods used by a number of different VPN systems.
An adversary that is elected as a super node may refuse to forward messages across the MANETs and thus block the anonymous communications between the sender and the receiver.
As we have verified from several experiments, the USRP Jammer (Figure 2b) can easily block the wireless communications when its carrier frequency is close to that of the main channel.
They blocked the Ottoman communications trenches as best they could, often with the bodies of the dead, to thwart raids.
