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Meanings of blacklist in anglès
català
llista negra català
llista negra A basic access control mechanism that grants permissions to all, except those explicitly mentioned.
Usage of blacklist in anglès
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The blacklist also restricts Huawei from purchasing products from U.S. technology companies.
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The US had not put China on the currency blacklist since 1994.
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The Treasury has since added numerous other Iranian banks to its blacklist.
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In contrast, I'm on a political blacklist for what I have done.
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The European Parliament on Tuesday called for a blacklist of tax havens.
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He mentioned you were writing something on the Hollywood blacklist for him.
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He'll blacklist you in every yacht club from Bar Harbor to Miami.
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There is the way social media is used to blacklist businesses.
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Pakistan, however, could now find itself on the Financial Action Task Force blacklist.
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How quickly the blacklist may be lifted under a new government is unclear.
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Washington had placed the telecoms equipment maker on a trade blacklist last year.
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Commerce in May placed Huawei on a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns.
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Meanwhile, Vanuatu's government has said it's been blindsided by the blacklist.
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Hu told Sarkozy that China was deeply sceptical about a tax haven blacklist.
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The legislation could blacklist several long-serving ministers, the congress chairman and Zeidan himself.
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Inclusion on the blacklist would be highly embarrassing for the government.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common