Sentence examples for content regulations from inspiring English sources

GitHub is slowly navigating the tricky waters of Internet censorship in Russia, using its own platform to track how it's doing it in an effort to remain transparent, but also agreeing to block pages that the regulator says offend content regulations.

He has made it clear he now favors removing all content regulations on broadcasters.

They said that Congress intended to pre-empt only a "narrow set of content regulations," and not state and local advertising restrictions in general.

Along with the new content regulations, the government also issued rules governing data security, Internet cafes and the electronic provision of government services.

Canada also has a large and flourishing recording industry, which has been able to find a substantial niche in the international market and, owing to Canadian content regulations imposed on broadcasters, at home.

Stringent gasoline content regulations can improve child health, and may diminish existing health disparities.

See whether you are concerned that economic regulation could lead to content regulation as a Public utility infrastructure, tightly regulated, and subsidized with billions of taxpayer dollars, subject to content restrictions.

Advertisers are winking at the contentious issue of content regulation by using bleeping sounds in commercials and video clips.

They believe it is time to begin at least examining the issue of wider content regulation online, even if the outcome is to do nothing about it.

But does Ball have the patience to deal with the intricacies of content regulation and public service broadcasting, or the precious egos of programming with which he would have to be involved as an ITV chief executive?

Judge Winter, the chairman of the Judicial Conference's executive committee, said the proposal appeared to call for "explicit content regulation," which would "very much alter the institutional role of the Federal Judicial Center" and impose "a very draconian ban in one of the most sensitive areas of our public life, the marketplace of ideas".