Sentence examples for halting internet from inspiring English sources

The effort will also include a crackdown on piracy of electronic journals, more effective rules for halting Internet piracy, and a crackdown on landlords who rent space to counterfeiters of products like footwear and apparel.

And it helped push many radio broadcasters like Clear Channel Communications, the dominant terrestrial radio company, to halt Internet broadcasting altogether.

The lost power closed retail stores and halted Internet shopping, canceling purchases or delaying them until next week or next month.

In the last Congress, legislation intended to halt Internet gambling passed in the Senate and fell just short in the House.

And while Mubarak and others like him may be able to temporarily halt internet and mobile phone signals, or fire live ammunitions at civilians, the use of social media and the penetration of mobile phones into Arab society will continue to grow, and pent-up Arab longing for freedom will escape.

Such attacks cannot easily be stopped, experts say, because those servers cannot be shut off without halting the Internet.

Four months after the start of the April bloodbath that halted the Internet's unfettered charge, one of the most reliable of Internet bulls is finally showing signs of doubt.

Along similar lines, a Senate bill introduced in April would give the executive branch broad emergency authority to limit or halt private Internet traffic related to "critical infrastructure information systems".

In response, Samsung's Taiwan office posted a note on its Facebook page apologizing for "any inconvenience and confusion" and saying it "has halted all Internet marketing such as posting articles on Web sites".

The nation's new top telecommunications regulator wants to halt tough Internet privacy rules before they begin taking effect this week, arguing they would unfairly impose tougher requirements on broadband providers than on websites and social networks.

In the U.S. antitrust suit an Intel executive testified last month that Microsoft had bullied Intel into halting its own Internet software efforts by threatening to yank Windows support from the coming Merced line of chips.