Sentence examples for based on its contents from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the board also sought to prevent Mr. Gravano from receiving any more profits related to the book or a movie based on its contents.

In 1982, Skousen published a follow-up work, an ancestor-worshipping history text titled "The Making of America," and prepared a study guide for nationwide seminars based on its contents.

This combination of two citizen journalist images provided by Aleppo Media Center AMC (which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting) shows a before and after of the famed 12th century Umayyad mosque.

___ Above: In a photo authenticated based on its contents and other A.P. reporting, Syrians inspect buildings damaged by heavy shelling from Syrian government forces in Aleppo, on Monday, August 26th.

Filtering e-mail based on its contents, even if the only content examined by the filtering software is a message's addressing information, proved too sensitive.It is not clear whether better solutions exist.

Further, after a set of relevant sources has been identified, one must still decide which source is best suited for a given task, based on its contents or domain knowledge, and appropriately rank these sources.

Every surah has a title (based on its content), but only one surah is named after a woman: the Virgin Mary.

For $99 a month, it has a platform that provides a proprietary algorithms to determine when a company should send a particular message out, based on its content, and automatically Tweets it out or updates the company's Facebook page.

The Colorado Court of Appeals acknowledged last year that its order was meant to suppress Mr. Scott's speech based on its content, something the government can do only if it has an exceptionally good reason.

"In our view, Mr. Yiannopoulos is a troll and provocateur who uses odious behavior in part to 'entertain,' but also to deflect any serious engagement with ideas," Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks said in a statement last week, noting that it's unconstitutional for public institutions to ban "expression based on its content or viewpoints, even when those viewpoints are hateful or discriminatory".

Generally, any government restriction on speech must not make distinctions based on its content.