Synonyms for de-access
de-ac·cess

Princeton's WordNet

1. de-accessverb

   dispose of by selling

   "the museum sold off its collection of French impressionists to raise money"; "the publishing house sold off one of its popular magazines"

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1. Col Robert Lee Maginnis:

   Putin's decision to limit access to Facebook is a terrible omen for Russian freedom, it is the proverbial camel's nose under the tent.Expect much worse denial of freedom to follow.This is especially true as evidenced by the Kremlin's recent decision to clamp down on anti-war protesters.

2. Chantal Gagnon:

   Canada takes every opportunity to raise Mr. Alaradi's case with the United Arab Emirates authorities, particularly our concerns regarding Mr. Salim Alaradi's health, well-being and consular access.

3. Kayvan Hazemi-Jebelli:

   The powers the Commission is looking into under the proposal would give it wide discretion to protect not just competition, but favoured competitors, unilaterally departing from the existing global competition law framework in this way would create an uneven playing field, and risks depriving Europeans' access to beneficial services and functionalities.

4. Kent Alexander:

   Eventually, access was restored for all, but The Temple was last, our site was down for over an hour into the service.

5. Jarrett Zielinski:

   We are as exposed as anyone else and thus providing our customers access to both Canadian class one railroads mitigates some of the risk associated with that exposure, however, with U.S. crude oil inventories at record levels and pipeline takeaway constraints mounting, we foresee increased demand for (crude by rail) services.