Sentence examples for completely lock down from inspiring English sources

The central government still can completely lock down areas when it anticipates protests, as it did across the Tibetan plateau in the spring or for the 20th anniversary of the student rallies at Tiananmen Square in June.

Most make the decision to completely lock down any social media profiles to ensure that, as far as possible, no parent, pupil and maybe even colleague is privy to any of it.

That way, he argued, we would not have to completely lock down sensitive information such as our health data, so that if we're in a car accident, the right person can still access important information – but only by notifying us that they have done so.

For example, the financial industry is the most likely to completely lock down open source developers to using specific approved resources.

What if a builder invented a cost-effective way to allow typical buildings, like homes, to completely lock down in such a way that it would be impossible to enter without leveling the building and destroying the evidence?

Congress is not completely locked down, and some legislation is advancing.

— Mayy El Sheikh (@MayyNYT) 16 Aug 13 Cairo is a completely locked down ghost town right now.

And it demonstrated, in a positive way, that some areas of Ms. Lambert's future are not completely locked down.

He accompanied his men on a nightlong raid that he said thwarted a planned mortar attack on the conference, and then with the center of the city almost completely locked down the next day, the conference passed safely.

It has been, he said, "completely locked down" since 1979, after Mervyn Shorthouse, a regular visitor posing as a wheelchair-bound invalid, stole ten thousand eggs in a three-year period.

"Here they were, these organizations that had never used the social networks because they had completely locked down access," said Chad Bockius, the chief executive of Socialware, a start-up based in Austin, Tex., that advises financial firms on social media.