Sentence examples for place to block from inspiring English sources

Google has long had a system in place to block copyrighted material from turning up in its searches.

Among the terms was a requirement that libraries put their own technology in place to block commercial search services other than Google, he said.

The declaration is mostly symbolic as there are no measures in place to block federal government employees from attending the event.

In 19 states, these efforts have proved successful, with laws in place to block, or slow the growth of, municipal internet service providers.

Lyness added that he believed it would take tax inspectors years before they put a rule in place to block the scheme, according to the Times.

Only Enfield claimed to have guidelines in place to block poor doors, while Croydon said it would not support separate entrances unless a housing association requested them.

So centre-ground voters end up gaming the system and voting for the party best placed to block the hardline position that they most fear.

Sheets of web have encased several mature oak trees and are thick enough in places to block out the sun along a nature trail at Lake Tawakoni State Park, near this town about 50 miles east of Dallas.

The next morning Scott was in my yard, posting red flags in spots where evergreens might be placed to block any view of my neighbor's house in the winter.

Eugen Polanski did muster a shot on target in stoppage time, but Marshall was once again well placed to block.

Finally, [Bowers et al 2004] investigated burglary prevention in a high risk neighborhood where gates were placed to block the rear entry to houses through their back-yards.