Sentence examples for is blocked from accessing from inspiring English sources

Mark Zuckerberg wants the entire world using Facebook, but he'll never achieve that as long as the 1.4-billion-strong population of China is blocked from accessing the social network.

Computers that are not registered may be blocked from accessing the network.

Britain is also pressing for Russia to be blocked from accessing the Swift banking transaction system which is one of its main connections to the international financial system.

Nothing will make Russian officials pay attention like being banned from the European mansions and resorts that they enjoy visiting, or being blocked from accessing the money they have stashed in European banks.

Should Labour win in 2015, private schools that do not actively do more to help those in the state sector could be blocked from accessing business rate relief worth more than £150 million annually to more than 2,000 such institutions.

The archiving service Politwoops, which tracks and retains tweets deleted by politicians, has been blocked from accessing Twitter after the social network accused it of "breaching its terms of service".

For almost a year and a half, Iranian banks have been unable to execute most international financial transactions due to the country's exclusion from Swift, and the state has been blocked from accessing the estimated 60 to 80 billion dollars it has on deposit in various overseas banks.

Amazon products are now being blocked from accessing YouTube.

North Koreans are blocked from accessing the global Web and allowed only a few services, such as MMS messaging and subscriptions to Rodong Sinmun, the state-run newspaper.

Of course, "marking" is a turn-of-phrase, as Chinese citizens were blocked from accessing information about the event or discussing it due to the government's heavy censorship on the web.

In Australia, mobile phone users not using the Optus mobile network have been blocked from accessing the new MySpace mobile site, being re-directed instead to the main MySpace page, which is even more unusable on a mobile than it is on a normal computer.