Sentence examples for to limit internet from inspiring English sources

Among other things, the O.E.C.D. recommendation urges policy makers to "limit Internet intermediary liability" — that is, to shield Internet companies from responsibility for the content that they carry.

In communist Cuba, which has tried to limit Internet access, Gross had been working through a pro-democracy project of the U.S. Agency for International Development.

The push comes amid White House efforts to elevate Internet freedom as a core policy, actively opposing efforts to limit Internet access in the Middle East and elsewhere.

If you think about the pressure she's under, what she says seems designed calibrated to dispute those who want to use Wikileaks as an excuse to limit Internet freedom.

Those who oppose the efforts of government to limit Internet freedom should consider also the efforts of Facebook this week to end the voting rights of its one billion users.

BRUSSELS — European Union antitrust authorities said on Thursday that they had investigated major telecommunications companies, including Deutsche Telekom of Germany, on suspicion that the companies were using their dominant market positions to limit Internet providers' access to their networks.

In 2013, Ofcom said that factors beyond age and income, possibly related to the individual's disability, contribute to limited internet access.

Just this week many popular websites chose to shut down shop for 24 hours in order to protest new copyright legislation which would allow the government to censor and limit Internet access to certain sites.

Perry Link, a China specialist at Princeton University, said Beijing's previous practice suggested that it would jam radio and television broadcasts and limit Internet access to minimize information reaching its citizens.

"Although the turmoil in Egypt is a matter for the Egyptian people and their government to resolve, limiting Internet access for millions of people is a matter of concern for the global community," he said in a statement.

It is essential to communication and to commerce, and limiting Internet access for millions of people is a matter of concern for the global community".