Sentence examples for imposing a block on from inspiring English sources

In a separate statement issued on 20 September, YouTube said it would consider imposing a block on the video in other nations that declared the movie illegal but only after a "thorough review".

Yesterday Turkish authorities banned access to Twitter and YouTube after an Istanbul judge imposed a block on access to social media sites showing photographs of the prosecutor taken hours before he was killed.

In a post on his Telegram channel yesterday, Durov said the authorities had "imposed a block on Telegram", adding that it is "not clear whether permanent or temporary".

Rb imposes a block on G1 progression that is alleviated by its phosphorylation (Ohtani et al, 2004).

Reduced levels of L-tryptophan suppress lymphocyte proliferation and, simultaneously, high levels of L-kynurenine impose a block on proliferation as well.

It is deficient in binding to RanGTP and imposes a general block on receptor-mediated NPC passage.

It can induce temporary cell cycle arrest, permitting time for repair of any DNA damage; it can induce apoptosis; and it can impose a permanent block on any future attempts at cell division (Lane et al, 1995; Hall and Lane, 1997; Balint and Vousden, 2001).

The cytotoxic activity of antitubulin chemotherapeutics depends on actively proliferating cells, as they primarily trigger cell death by imposing a mitotic block.

The algorithm works by introducing the concept of a 'difference block', e.g. large gap, and imposing a cap on the penalty for having such a block in an alignment.

He cut an existing surtax on millionaires and blocked New York City from imposing a new one.

Can you, a reporter asked at a news conference, persuade an appeals court to block a federal judge from imposing a legal monitor on your police force?