Sentence examples for browsing rules from inspiring English sources

Your company's IT service could enforce strict browsing rules and prevent you from using Twitter.

Skim and summarize the jurisdiction of authority of the FCC by browsing the rules codified in Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), found online at //wireless.fcc.gov/rules.html.html

"Let's see, it has to be at least 4 feet off the floor but no more than 5 1/2 -- we'll take a tape measure," said Jimmy Silber, owner of 1 Christopher Street in Greenwich Village, as he browsed through the rules last week.

The court ruled that browsing and viewing articles online doesn't require authorisation from the copyright holder, settling a row between the PRCA, the industry body for Britain's PR industry, and the Newspaper Licensing Authority NLAA), which had raged for five years.

It said it had blocked a request from the police to allow full access to web-browsing habits and ruled out banning the encryption of messages.

You can see the utility of the rule right away; browsing records are very personal indeed, and ISPs are in a unique position to collect pretty much all of it if you're not actively obscuring it.

Other new features include a file timeline, content browsing, analytics and support for automatic filing rules.

Refresh your memory by browsing a Department of Motor Vehicles pamphlet detailing the rules of the road.

The rule of thumb for safe browsing is that if the URL has "https" in front of it, it's good to go.

The court ruled that Microsoft had bundled the browsing software with Windows in a way that violated antitrust laws on two counts.

Thus, the algorithm must still browse the child nodes which produce non-significant rules with respect to prefix r.sequence.sequence