block policy
general policy

The key characteristics of a block policy are that:

It is conceivable that the landlord may insure the centre with other premises in its ownership under a block policy.

Sometimes a block policy will cover the risks of the block policyholder as well as those of their customers.

PowerShell allows script blocking policies to be enforced at multiple levels: Local machine, current user etc.

Mr. Sielaff said the numerous public and private oversight agencies in the city created excessive criticism and blocked policy changes.

"Drug companies, medical equipment manufacturers and other suppliers will try to block policies that they see having an adverse effect on their markets, revenues and profits."

"Carbon-intensive corporations and their networks of trade associations are blocking policies that aim to transition our societies into green, sustainable, low risk economies"

You should consult Notice 701/36, Insurance, paragraph 2.5, Insurance transactions effected by holders of block policies.

The term 'block policy' was used by the CJEU to define the policy held by CPP.

Very large and powerful industries (e.g. energy, banking) can capture national governments then use that power to block policies at the state or provincial level that the voters may want.

This was due to the proxies used to access Wikipedia, as Wikipedia implements a blocking policy whereby contributors can be blocked if they vandalise the encyclopaedia.

When a web page includes scripts and other blockable elements from many sources, the user may specify blocking policy for the main address and each of the sources separately.

Yet Mr. Sununu has routinely blocked policy suggestions that could have given the U.S. and the President a leadership position on questions of global concern, like the ozone layer.

Moreover, by preventing access for adults to socially valuable speech, mandatory blocking policies violate the First Amendment's rule that adults cannot be kept from reading and seeing only what is fit for children.

Such a profit element may include not only a straightforward management fee but also a hidden profit, such as a discount, which may be given to the headtenant under a block policy of insurance.

Full protection within the terms of the Agreement is enjoyed by a bank/ organisation which has notified an interest in a property to a building society operating a block policy with insurers listed in Appendix A.

In other instances not involving block policies, there will be a separate supply of exempt insurance by the supplier of the insurance (the insurer) to the customer buying the goods or services where the:

To quote, 'This case is accepted solely "for the purpose of determining whether under existing Wikipedia policy, Wikipedia:Blocking policy, it is acceptable for sysops to ban obvious trolls."'

The NMCI blocking policy is determined by various operational commands, such as the Naval Network Warfare Command, and enforced by the Global Network Operations Center, based in Norfolk.

It is suggested that where the premises form part of a number of properties insured by the landlord under a block policy, it would be unreasonable to expect the landlord to produce the policy and this is accepted.

It is important therefore to be clear what is meant by the term 'block policy' when used by us with reference to the CJEU decision in CPP and its wider implications for the insurance exemption in this area.

Uncyclopedia's warning policy is also a play on Wikipedia with mostly the same rules (for example, two warnings before a temporary block similar to Wikipedia's blocking policy), but containing funnier-sounding formulations intended to parody the WP:rule process.

This means that the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance and other opposition groups are in a position to block policies advanced by Swapo, even if it secures the backing of the United Democratic Front, with which it has most in common ideologically.

The point here is that techniques get evaluated and researched but programmes and policies do not, with the result that the 'social factors' which block policies tend to go unresearched too, or at best identified piecemeal, although lip-service to their importance is sometimes paid.

According to NMCI public affairs, "Websense allows the Network Operational Commands to set a tailored blocking policy by content such as gambling, hate speech or adult content, rather than blocking specific sites or URLs only.