Sentence examples for draconian network from inspiring English sources

The reactionary technique of the more draconian network administrators is to limit URL access.

Draconian changes to the network topology are also likely to be necessary over time.

The only escape from society's Draconian rule is in our network of voluntary association, our World Wide Web, if you will.

He criticised the taxi industry's leasing and network fees as "draconian", as 57% of a Sydney taxi driver's earnings go towards fees, compared with 20% for an Uber driver.

Mr Swanson says his concern has always been that not enough investment was being made in the last mile, and that "draconian" regulations, such as a proposed "net neutrality" law, would discourage America's operators from investing in their networks, leading to capacity shortages and hampering innovation and competitiveness.

Draconian powers must be given demanding all social networks institute real name policies (even though these would be unenforceable and harm the vulnerable more than abusers).

If followed through, such a law would make it the most draconian clampdown by a European country on an online network.

The shadow transport secretary, Andy McDonald, said the government had the power to end the dispute on the rail network and accused ministers of "promoting ever more draconian responses" to workers' grievances.

And I now see some businesses are seriously trying to use Facebook as an Enterprise space, which seems utterly stupid given Facebook's draconian terms and conditions which give it rights of all content inside the network.

A group of European and international publishers have accused Google of using an incoming update to the European Union's data protection framework to try to push "draconian" new terms on them in exchange for continued access to its ad network — which many publishers rely on to monetize their content online.

Ministers and the security services are planning draconian powers to shut down or disrupt mobile phone messaging services and social networks in times of civil disorder.