Sentence examples for instituting a blackout from inspiring English sources

One requires that pension-plan administrators give workers a 30-day notice before instituting a "blackout" period for administrative changes during which workers cannot make trades in their 401(k) accounts.

William Bauer, Managing Director of Royce Leather Gifts, minimizes off-hour email overload by instituting a "blackout mode from half an hour before employees' shifts start until half an hour after they leave for the day".

Kelly instituted a press blackout to stop reporting on the hunger strikes.

During the trial, Roy instituted a news blackout at home to insulate the children from the R-rated dialogue in the courtroom.

Following the ownership change Vergara and Fuentes instituted a media blackout, refusing to talk about their plans for the long-struggling team they helped to found.

The prime minister's office quickly rushed out a ban on media coverage of the blast, citing a 2011 Turkish law that allows the government to institute a temporary blackout to protect public order or national security.

We have no further comment to make". On Thursday night last week, Egypt's government instituted a nationwide digital blackout by ordering its telecom firms to shut off their networks.

The first, which took effect immediately, instituted a ban during heavy rains and a blackout period from mid-November to March in which no fertilizer could be applied.

In an effort to conserve electricity, the Venezuelan government has instituted rolling blackouts and instituted a two-day work week for public employees, but the hydropower crisis continues.

In 2011, when Hosni Mubarak, then the President of Egypt, instituted a country-wide Internet and cell-phone blackout during that country's revolution, the concept was relatively new.

Due to its proximity to the blast and the communications blackout, TCH did not have the chance to institute a MIP prior to the arrival of blast victims.