Sentence examples for guidelines after it from inspiring English sources
Twitter has publicly announced plans to update its privacy guidelines after it was discovered in February that some iPhone applications had the ability to download and store the entire contents of your address book.
We intend to do the opposite by building privacy enhancements into our products and policies". Twitter has publicly announced plans to update its privacy guidelines after it was discovered in February that some iPhone applications had the ability to download and store the entire contents of your address book.
South Yorkshire police complained to the BBC, accusing it of breaking its own editorial guidelines after it found out about the police raid.
In a letter to the National Science Foundation, EPIC called on the little-known government agency to adopt the universal guidelines, months after it opened its doors to proposals on a national AI policy.
Yesterday, YouTube removed Alex Jones' channel, which had 2.4 million subscribers, for violating its community guidelines, after issuing it a strike last month.
The primary role of this stage will be to validate the version of the guidelines after applying it in everis with more practitioners.
State regulators are now investigating whether the funeral home violated professional guidelines after its owner left the body unburied because he wasn't paid for the service.
Twitter says it will make privacy guidelines more explicit after it admitted copying entire address books from people's smartphones and storing the information on its servers, according to reports.
These guidelines were created after it became clear that Iraq, a state that had signed the NPT, had nonetheless made impressive progress during the 1980s in a secret nuclear-weapons program based partly on the importation of critical dual-use technology.
It said it would review and update its guidelines after consulting with lawyers and representatives from community groups.
Which? said it is time for the advertising watchdog to update its guidelines after finding just 12% of consumers are aware of the rule that speeds quoted in broadband adverts need only apply to a minimum of 10% of customers.
