Sentence examples for voluntarily block from inspiring English sources

As Public Knowledge has pointed out, one little-noticed provision in both PIPA and SOPA would grant Internet service providers broad immunity if they voluntarily block perfectly innocent users or Web sites from the Internet.

In fact, because the Internet makes it so easy to seek out others with the same views, and to tailor our news consumption to our personal tastes, many people will voluntarily block out any chance of being exposed to new or unsettling ideas.

The BBC reports that the BPI had asked British ISPs to voluntarily block access to the site in November 2011.

In November 2011, the BPI asked the group of ISPs to voluntarily block access to the site.

Internet service providers Telstra and Optus have both agreed to voluntarily block some content.

The move followed a frantic week of political jockeying on Capitol Hill amid intense online activism, in which Wikipedia and other major websites voluntarily blocked access to their content in protest of the bills.

"Due to the extraordinary circumstances, several large ISPs in Australia have taken the decision to voluntarily implement temporary blocks of websites that continue to host footage of the Christchurch terrorist attack video," Stanton said.

On Wednesday, more than 7,000 websites are expected to voluntarily "go dark," by blocking access to their content to protest the bill, according to organizers of SOPAStrike.com.com

However, none of the ISPs said they were prepared to block the sites voluntarily, and would only do so if forced by the courts.

Few drivers stop voluntarily.

(Most, he says, voluntarily decide to stop).