Sentence examples for obliged to block from inspiring English sources

Under the tougher proposals, internet service providers would be obliged to block access to download sites, throttle broadband connections or even temporarily cut off access for repeat offenders.

Rio Ferdinand was obliged to block a shot from Villa after Messi's pass had created the opening, Pedro Rodríguez missed the game's first clear opportunity in front of goal, Villa put a shot narrowly wide and Nemanja Vidic pulled off a superbly timed tackle to stop Messi in full flight in the area before the United fans had a chance to catch their breath.

In all cases, capitalist politicians are obliged to block efforts to improve life qualitatively to the extent that they defy the logic of the system they superintend.

According to the medical school rules, however, students who undertake the block are not obliged to sit the end-of-block test at that particular moment.

I was repeatedly obliged to walk the last few blocks from Seventh Avenue, which is just a stone's throw away, and would invariably wander right past the front door of Mas.

According to the Medical School rules, students who undertake the block are not obliged to sit the test at that particular moment and are free to choose an other opportunity.

Insurers will not be obliged to extend the sub-standard policies and state insurance commissioners will have the power to block the fix.

He has felt obliged to forswear the use of force against the road blocks and failed to get results from Congress.

Doctors cannot legally block access to medical services – since a ruling in 1999, they have been obliged to refer patients elsewhere if they morally oppose gender reassignment.

The commission would not be obliged to follow such a submission, meaning Labor's policy cannot guarantee penalty rate cuts would be blocked.

For Mr. Gaillard, brutalist tower blocks and Nazi bunkers have an architectural and historical merit that we are as obliged to respect as we do ancient sites.