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. • Discard

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1. Steny Hoyer:

   I thought the question was in regards to whether White House is actively considering articles of impeachment, which we are not at this time, i strongly support Chairman Jerry Nadler and The House Judiciary Committee as they proceed with their investigation' to determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment to the full White House,' as the resolution states. It is critical that Congress have access to all of the relevant facts, and we will follow those facts wherever they lead, including impeachment.

2. Liz Roberts:

   All the law does is give them an opportunity to go to court. They still have to prove their case, the defendant has access to all the usual protections in court as a defendant in lawsuit.

3. Mallory Knodel:

   In practice, it'll end up affecting everyone in Russia connecting to the internet, and it won't really have an effect on the really powerful systemic institutions like the military and the government, we for sure know that this would seriously disrupt access to the internet for people in Russia.

4. John Marston:

   I'm sure there are many ways to structure access to a significant amount of this information, negotiating and finding a common agreement on access to the materials would help us all move past this.

5. State John Kerry on Sunday:

   We have created a mechanism by which we can go to the United Nations, one country can take this to the supreme -- to the -- to the Security Council, we have an ability to snap back all the sanctions or to put any sanction on we want, hold them in material breach if they do not give us access. That's never existed previously.