Sentence examples for prohibiting internet from inspiring English sources
Rather, the panel said that the United States policy prohibiting Internet gambling was inconsistent with longstanding trade agreements.
His successful appeal means not only that he will be allowed to use the Internet after his release from prison, but that sentences prohibiting Internet use were invalid for other offenders, too.
Kickass Torrents, Torrentz, and everyone's favorite red-light torrent site, The Pirate Bay, are all operated outside of the U.S., countries like Tonga, Albania, Latvia, and Tokelau (uh-huh), have few, if any, laws prohibiting Internet piracy.
Nonetheless, the Republicans reflexively opposed the initiative asserting that prohibiting internet service providers from engaging in discriminatory and anti-competitive conduct was a "government takeover of the internet;" even though the neutrality guidelines were adopted under Bush and conservative groups such as the Christian Coalition support neutrality. .
For example, a recent Member State survey by the WHO Global Observatory for e-Health ("GOe") found 66% of respondents had no legislation either explicitly allowing or prohibiting Internet pharmacy operations [ 15].
The measure would also update the Wire Act of 1961 to prohibit Internet gambling specifically.
"If tomorrow the French state votes a law that prohibits internet dating, I will be poor again," he shrugs.
The Microsoft system is designed to prohibit Internet users from making illegal copies of movies or songs played in Windows Media 9 or 10 formats.
The effort to regulate and prohibit Internet gambling has been particularly tricky for the United States because the operations are based overseas and players are logging on from home.
It argued that United States trade policy did not prohibit Internet gambling and that to do so would be hypocritical given the huge overseas presence of American gambling enterprises.
Venezuela prohibited Internet companies from providing free access to customers at a time when free access plans are gaining ground in other South American countries, especially Brazil.
