Sentence examples for for web access from inspiring English sources

Although the revenue garnered from the Sun's £7.99 monthly subscription for website access proved lucrative, it had the effect of locking the paper out from the online national conversation.

After identifying the "line" where violations of website terms of agreement likely transgress the CFAA, this Comment argues that researchers should receive greater latitude under the CFAA to obtain deceptive consent for website access.

Visitors to illawarramercury.com.au are now asked to subscribe for full website access for $3.75 a week.

The messages prompt users to click a "Back to safety" button, but they don't fully block website access for those determined to continue.

Add to that, on ISPs specifically, an incoming UK law is set to place an obligation on Internet service providers to collect and store website access data for all customers for a full year — as part of government attempts to expand state security agency and policing powers, under the controversial Investigatory Powers bill.

Add to that, on ISPs specifically, an incoming UK law is set to place an obligation on Internet service providers to collect and store website access data for all customers for a full year — as part of government attempts to expand state security agency and policing powers, under the controversial Investigatory Powers bill.

We were able to adapt the intervention training manual for use in a web-based group environment and ensure adherence to the intervention protocol based on viewing group sessions and discussion with the leaders, and to provide training to participants for successful internet and CFM© website access.

21 Promoting positive mental well-being is regarded as crucial in achieving a healthier nation, enabling older people to remain living in their own homes (www.communitycare.co.uk/.../Popps-and-prevention-for-elderly-people.htm; website accessed 05 September 2010) and having benefits to society.

The aim underpinning the Guidelines Clearing House initiative was to remove as many barriers as possible for website end-users regarding access to, and uptake of, good quality evidence-based information.

Researchers have devised a new system called Uni-IDM which will enable people to create electronic identity cards for each website they access.

When blocking was found unacceptable, ISPs declared they intended to charge websites for access to ISP subscribers.