Sentence examples for content to decide from inspiring English sources

The site then analysed news content to decide whether the organisation posting it tended to be conservative or liberal.

I would be content to decide this case on the authority of House v. Mayo, 324 U.S. 42, 65 S.Ct.

The EU is looking at consumer protection in this area, but nothing has yet been passed, so Purelaw says it is being left to the providers of content to decide what they will allow consumers to do with items they buy and share online.

That means they can not only charge extortionate premiums, but also police content to decide what people see.

Each node uses the local request history of the corresponding content to decide if it is likely to be requested again in the future.

"We must be content to decide cases without purporting to create law beyond them". Later that afternoon, Sack evaluated and responded to Professor David Strauss's recent book, The Living Constitution, which advocates a common law constitutionalist approach to interpretation.

Those transcriptions can then be sent to the site hosting the video, where they can be posted to help with SEO (and to give readers a chance to skim through the content to decide if they want to watch the movie).

Thus, it is up to the new generation of content creators to decide how content should be watched.

At another point, Netflix created a dedicated device through which to access its content, only to decide that adapting its service to everything from mobile phones to TV sets made more sense.

Traditional cache replacement algorithms use the historical information about content requests to decide which item to keep in the cache to maximize a certain performance metric (e.g., hit rate, the amount of saved bandwidth) [101].

For a company that claims not to be a media owner, they now monitor content, help make content, commission content, decide what to promote and now seek a stronger role in editorial decisions.