Sentence examples for given the right to delete from inspiring English sources

Several months ago there was a minor flap over the fact that the National Football League was given the right to delete parts of the film "Concussion" before its general release to the public.

Should the footballer have the right to delete the slur he made on the pitch?

In another development, the magazine Amateur Photographer, has sought to clarify whether police have the right to delete photographic images.

Once accepted, participants have the right to delete their profile at any time and report quarterly on any negative consequences.

They say that bloggers should also have the right to delete such comments if they find them profane or abusive.

And you will have to give EU citizens also the right to delete that information.

Ninety-two percent of Americans want the right to delete all online information (Turow et al. 2009).

Google does reserve the right to delete anything that does not conform to the Program Policies.

Google has said its social network, Google+, gives users the right to permanently delete information and limits communication to user-defined "circles" of individuals.

Swipe right to delete a character (make sure you delete the ones everyone loves first!)" explains its listing.

The government said there should not be an "unfettered right" to delete data.