Sentence examples for phone to prevent from inspiring English sources

They often customise their version of it, and sometimes lock the phone to prevent the user from changing it, explains Mr Mogull.

A few months ago, the squatters stole the solar panel that powered the park's only phone to prevent the administrator from calling the authorities.

And signal reception is on par with, or even better than, rival phones, provided you put a case on the phone to prevent sweaty fingers from touching the exposed antenna.

It will limit what can be done via the Lightning port after an hour of inactivity on the phone to prevent iPhones from being unlocked by connecting them to a computer or a hacking box.

OVERSEAS On Monday, the International Trade Commission is scheduled to issue its final decision in a patent infringement case brought by Google's Motorola Mobility unit against Apple over a sensor that can determine the proximity of the body to a phone to prevent accidental dialing.

Take just one condition to illustrate the disorder: there are a soaring 140,000 new diabetic cases a year, but among the nursing posts lost are 218 diabetic specialists who train and support diabetics – on call, on the phone – to prevent them descending into crises and hospitalisation.

Verizon, for example, has crippled almost all of its Bluetooth phones to prevent their use with laptops.

Europeans can argue that more regulation was justified in the early days of mobile phones, to prevent chaos.

Facebook, for instance, has issued a software update to its Gear VR virtual reality headset, which acts as an accessory to compatible Samsung phones, to prevent it working with the Note 7.

He said he had routed his telephone calls through several phones to prevent being traced by Ukrainian security services, which have been trying to locate him and force his return to face criminal charges for illegally bugging Mr. Kuchma's office.

Working with an accountant, Paolo Oliviero, it is alleged, Salvatore convinced two tax police officers to haul in two priests, Rosario Messina and Antonio Puca, for questioning about property deals on the day of ballot, seizing their mobile phones to prevent them from alerting the order.