Sentence examples for holding access from inspiring English sources

SamSam, a "shadowy hacking crew," as the Times described it, had reportedly penetrated the city's computer network with ransomware a decade-old technology that infects a computer or a network and blocks access to personal data through encryption and was holding access to the network for ransom: approximately fifty-one thousand dollars, to be paid in bitcoin.

Keryx Biopharmaceuticals, New York, a developer of cancer drugs, agreed to buy the closely held Access Oncology, New York, for as much as $22.3 million in stock.

"But how will those that opened the door be protected and taken care of?" The old guard is still very active and, for the most part, still holds access to the purse strings to government loans and grants.

The park system has identified 215 people who hold Access Passes in a category assigned to railroad retirees, and an additional, unknown number improperly in the Social Security category, Ms. Larrabee said.

Additionally, the extraction system, acting on behalf of a particular user, can access all files the user holds access rights for.

In the implementation, use the parametric containers to hold, access, and/or manipulate state information.

The Russian-born investor's holding company, Access Industries, is partnering with Apollo and Riverstone Holdings in what is expected to be a roughly $7 billion transaction, a person briefed on the matter told DealBook on Friday.

For years, his holding company, Access Industries, kept its cash in money market funds run by JPMorgan.

Dr Harold Burstein, from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, said EU bureaucracy was holding up access to promising drugs.

The UK's two largest internet companies are threatening to sue BT over holding up access to high speed internet services.

As the rainy season takes hold, access to these areas is becoming increasingly challenging, threatening these children's access to water, sanitation, education and health services and putting them at a higher risk of exploitation and abuse, including trafficking.