Sentence examples for intentionally accessing from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Rosen, an associate professor at the George Washington University Law School, said that if the allegations proved accurate, "there is a decent case that Princeton was guilty of a federal misdemeanor under the federal computer fraud and abuse act that prohibits anyone from intentionally accessing a computer without authorization or exceeding authorized access".

Intentionally accessing classified information could result in a 10-year prison sentence.

(UPDATE 10/8 - David Kernell, 20, of Memphis, TN, was indicted yesterday on a single count of "intentionally accessing without authorization" Palin's Yahoo e-mail account.

Clearly, it can be understood that how patients address these potential responsibilities is likely to directly shape their experiences of intentionally accessing medical care abroad via medical tourism.

A theme emerging from these studies is that bacteria inadvertently exposed to the host cytosol are cleared by autophagy, whereas bacteria intentionally accessing the host cytosol for replication have evolved mechanisms to avoid recognition by autophagy (Randow and Münz, 2012).

For example, a data centre may have all of its FPGA PCBs designed with four Ethernet ports available, but intentionally restrict an end user from only accessing one or two based on what level of access they have paid for.

Pew also explored "emergent" forms of online harassment, like doxing (posting someone's personal information online without consent), trolling (intentionally trying to provoke or upset someone), hacking (illegally accessing someone's accounts) and swatting (when you call 911 for a fake emergency and have the police show up at that person's house).

Resources for financial planning (retirement, tax services, college savings for children) and peer support to assist those experiencing distress are intentionally combined in the OSS to normalize the use of the Office and reduce the stigma associated with accessing peer support.