Sentence examples for install a technology from inspiring English sources

The law that the librarians and their allies are trying to overturn, the Children's Internet Protection Act, denies federal financing and technology discounts via the federal e-Rate program to schools and public libraries if they do not install a "technology protection measure" like filters to block access to Web sites deemed harmful to minors.

As part of our normal course of business, overnight we worked to install a technology update to our store registers in the U.S. and Canada.

When it comes to this country's environmental and conservation problems, a lot of people pin their hopes to some not-yet-existing future technology or bemoan the fact that they don't have the money to pay for or have the ability to install an existing technology like greywater or rainwater collection systems.

British officials increasingly support research: Mr. Yeo, the Conservative lawmaker, noted that because marine energy was still in its early stages, the sums needed now to push it forward are much smaller than the amounts that would be required to install a fully developed technology on a commercial scale.

Ten years [to install] a technology that's already available seems very leisurely considering the urgency of climate change".

The regional Bell companies plan to spend billions of dollars installing a broadband technology known as digital subscriber line.

We examine how the World Bank lending agreements install a variety of informing technologies across a network of agents in Latin America.

Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation had accepted Cominco's proposal to install an anti-pollution technology known as Low NOx, for low nitrogen oxide, as "logistically and economically less onerous" than an alternative that, while more expensive, was more efficient.

WASHINGTON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - As many as two-thirds of the 29 U.S. commuter railroads may not meet a deadline to install an anti-crash technology by the end of the year, according to a report by a government watchdog seen by Reuters.

This paper presents our recent efforts installing a high-technology computer system, called GEDAS, at the Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, allowing us to conduct integrated studies combining ground-based and satellite-based observations and simulation research.

You install a basic satellite and the technology it comes with, and you point it at another satellite in the sky.