Sentence examples for to ban access from inspiring English sources

Pakistan is not the only country to ban access to Web sites.

The Premier League isn't going to ban access for the best reporters covering them.

It's a whole scheme of legislation designed to ban access altogether".

Turkish law allows the country's leaders to ban access to websites deemed obscene or a threat to national security.

As an ambitious health minister under John Howard, Mr Abbott antagonised some women when he tried (and failed) to ban access to a drug allowing abortion without surgery.

BT customers will be able to choose three levels of filtering – strict, moderate, and light – with options to ban access to content including pornography and gambling sites.

The proposed filter would ban access to a regularly updated list of sites that include child pornography, sexual violence, and detailed instructions on crime, drug use and terrorist acts.

Many nations that ban access to websites from their populace (by latest count just over two dozen of them), do so by installing "blacklists" on the entry/exit point of the network – the gateway.

Now let's ban access to HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent and every other protocol since untold amounts of undesirable content flows through them every day!

On October 6, 2009, IT staffing firm Robert Half International released the results of an independent survey of 1,400 chief information officers that 54% of U.S. companies with 100 or more employees ban access to social networking sites.

Ultimately, after Google moved its business to Hong Kong and China banned access, Google's attempt to compete in China came to an end.