Sentence examples for shuts off access from inspiring English sources

"The vice of Proposal 2," the brief said, "is that it selectively shuts off access to the ordinary political processes for advocates of otherwise permissible race-conscious policies".

With every flip, however, comes a flip side: the mirror shuts off access to the prism, meaning that, at the instant of release, your vision is blocked, and you are left gazing at the dark.

That's not a bad description of the sequester in general — it's arbitrary and shuts off access to taxpayer funded initiatives.

Then it felt pressure from investors to make money and started to shut off access.

Consequently, Mr. Howard's solution is to shut off access to phones when they are in a car.

To arbitrarily shut off access to a taxpayer funded, historical building, such as the White House, is disappointing.

At one point, law enforcement officials engaged in a manhunt that briefly shut off access to Staten Island.

Many analysts agreed that the Emirati government appeared more interested in getting some concessions from Research In Motion than in actually shutting off access to BlackBerry data services.

Egypt and Libya had earlier shut off access to the Internet in an attempt to crush popular uprisings led by young people and aided by social media networks.

Now the government has told internet service providers to start entirely shutting off access to the site, which joins a long list of blocked pages in Russia.

When ethnic unrest gripped the remote north-western region of Xinjiang in 2009, the government shut off access to the entire internet across Xinjiang.