The phrase "asked for content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request made for specific information or material.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked for content related to the upcoming project presentation."
Alternatives: "requested material" or "sought information".
We're not asking for content here, we're asking for usage," McCain said on the Senate floor.
The chat app is owned by Facebook but was rated separately from it — the parent social network got approval on every criteria apart from its policy on disclosing when governments ask for content to be taken off the site.
They can also then search the billions of videos on YouTube's service by asking for content using natural speech.
"What the creationists got was a bunch of heavily compromised standards that will allow them to go to textbook publishers and ask for content for teaching of intelligent design," Scott says.
But this is not surprising – the last report had an unusual spike in these sort of requests due to a school shooting in Mexico, which led to the government asking for content to be removed.
That Indonesia asked for the content filtering shouldn't surprise anyone, particularly given that the country passed a "strict" anti-pornography law back in 2008.
Moreover, it tells you which governments asked for some content to be removed from Google's platforms.
Moreover, it tells you which governments asked for some content to be removed from Google's platforms (including YouTube), laying out the number of requests per each government.
[Editor's Note: The more movies they made and the more fans asked for more extreme content, the more Mike and his team were pushed to invent sub-fetishes within the bukkake genre, at least one of which turned into its own distinct, independent fetish: gokkun, or cum drinking. ].
Node A acts as a consumer who wants Content 1, and then it builds an Interest to ask for the Content 1 with the following steps.
