Sentence examples for impose a communications from inspiring English sources

After seeking to impose a communications blackout on the besieged city of Hama, Syrian state television aired its own footage of rubble-strewn and deserted streets as evidence, it said, of a campaign to restore "normal life".

In several areas of the country, the government imposed a communications blackout, shutting down telephone and Internet service.

In 2005, King Gyanendra of Nepal ousted the government and imposed a weeklong communications blackout.

Realistic models for the small-scale effects, also known as channel models, impose a major challenge in describing wireless communications.

The statement added: "In these circumstances, it is unnecessary to impose a requirement on Wonga to no longer use the communications or the script.

"In these circumstances, it is unnecessary to impose a requirement on Wonga to no longer use the communications or the script".

The US is refusing to allow the company's technology to be used for key future communications networks, and is pressuring its allies to impose a similar ban.

India is planning to impose a ban on the use of foreign cloud-based email services to send official communications, before the end of the year.

It doesn't impose a partisan ideology.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.

Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.