Sentence examples for prohibit computer from inspiring English sources

Specifically, Microsoft's contracts now prohibit computer makers from substantially redesigning the appearance of the Windows desktop.

The F.B.I. is investigating the case under federal laws that prohibit computer intrusions, but no specific violations have been named.

"Yesterday's ruling re-affirmed two of Power's core principles: that users own and control their own data, and that Facebook's terms of use cannot be enforced under the guise of laws enacted to prohibit computer crimes.

If you really want to stick to the letter of the law, a prosecutor could argue that you're in violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which prohibits computer use that "exceeds authorized access".

In a written statement, a DND spokeswoman echoed some of Murphy's statement, and said the department "has policies and practices in place to deter, detect and enforce unauthorized and prohibited computer use".

Uncertainties remained, Mr. Weston said, noting that the plaintiffs did not challenge, and the court did not address, a part of the law that prohibits computer "morphing" to make children appear to be engaging in sex.

The researchers speculate that the link may have more to do with other factors, such as the fact that children with bedroom televisions have been shown to sleep less than their peers, or that the minority of parents who allow a home computer but prohibit a bedroom television may be more engaged in their child's education.

It purports to "modernize" A.T.F., yet would prohibit agents from using computers to retrieve criminals' names from gun dealer records.

The Amish generally require plain clothing and prohibit driving, use of computers, and television- and movie-watching.

Mr. Neisser asked the court to prohibit use of the computers until guidelines are established for them.

The guidelines do not refer specifically to Mr. Berger or his case, but they emphasize careful monitoring of researchers, prohibit cellphones, hand-held computers and other electronic devices in classified research rooms, and limit the volume and type of material that researchers may review.