Sentence examples for prohibiting technology from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin took a big step towards shutting down free access to the internet on Wednesday by prohibiting technology that allows Russians to visit websites banned by the government.

UN inspections during the mid-1990s uncovered a variety of proscribed weapons and prohibited technology throughout Iraq.

Other cables cited Chinese companies' efforts to sell prohibited technologies or materials to Pakistan.

The 1995 sanctions against Iran prohibited military technology or militarily useful technology to the country.

Is society better served by restricting or even prohibiting new technologies to protect the rights of copyright owners or is there a greater good in the widest possible exchange of information?

I do believe that one can get an adequate elementary education without computers, but why, in a fit of doctrinal elitism, would a school absolutely prohibit this technology?

CPMIEC, a maker of shoulder-launched antiaircraft systems and other missiles, was sanctioned in the 1990s and early 2000s by the United States for supplying prohibited weapons technology to Pakistan and Iran.

While a law prohibiting radar-detection technology remains on the books in Germany, it is rarely enforced and may be amended to permit some driver alerts.

In such a situation, legislators face a dilemma: should the law be used to prohibit certain technologies, or promote them, given that risks are largely unknown?

The trouble with "conduct" remedies -- like forcing Microsoft to ensure rivals access to its Windows technology and prohibiting exclusive contracts -- is that they require the government or courts to constantly police Microsoft's actions.

He declined to provide any details, though American export controls prohibit providing certain technology for military use.