Sentence examples for agree to delete from inspiring English sources

Some agree to delete information; others don't.

A friend on Facebook may agree to delete an unflattering photo of you.

Answer: Paying off collections won't help your credit scores, and creditors rarely agree to delete collection accounts in exchange for payment.

If this is the case, the site maintainers agree to delete the link immediately.

The company has agreed to delete data it collected on children.

The dispute was settled when Mr. Manchester agreed to delete or modify several passages that Mrs. Kennedy had found objectionable.

But she agreed to delete the tweet because it "read wrong", explaining: "I'm a bit hot headed sometimes".

It apologised to Sabir for a stop and search on 4 February 2010 and agreed to delete the inaccurate intelligence information.

John Cheever had agreed to delete it from a story published in the nineteen-fifties, in a tradition of compliance that extended to and beyond Alice Munro in 1980.

Senior officials from the Justice Department's antitrust division said they agreed to delete the provision because it was being misconstrued and was not worth redrafting.

Soon after, Twitter agreed to delete a rash of anti-Semitic French tweets spinning — in a Der Stürmer direction — off the hashtag "a good Jew".