Sentence examples for tough internet from inspiring English sources

When the library board in Loudoun County in northern Virginia instituted a tough Internet use policy that included a filtering requirement, civil liberties groups sued, and in 1998 a federal judge declared the policy unconstitutional.

Rio. Twitter, the trendy message service that can eat up your privacy faster than a school of piranhas, is flaunting Brazil's tough Internet laws in an effort to mine digital gold.

AOL is probably the toughest Internet turnaround story, he says in a report today, citing "28% Y/Y decline in its Subscriber base and 38% Y/Y decline in its EBITDA".

Now, venture capitalists are getting tough with Internet companies trying to raise money, and individual investors ought to do the same.

The US ambassador in Madrid threatened Spain with "retaliation actions" if the country did not pass tough new internet piracy laws, according to leaked documents.

Journalists there are suddenly finding it harder to get visas for travel to the mainland.The Chinese government has also recently got tougher on internet users.

Under the tougher proposals, internet service providers would be obliged to block access to download sites, throttle broadband connections or even temporarily cut off access for repeat offenders.

Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner.The internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off & use better!

American President Donald Trump tweeted: "Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner.The internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off & use better!" This story is developing and this article will be updated.

She was, however, tough, determined, and Internet savvy.

"The problems inherent in networks make it a tough act for Internet phones to follow public switched phones," said Davy Brown, chief technology officer at Trinity Convergence, a software maker for Internet phones.