Sentence examples for information has been removed from inspiring English sources
4. Investigate a generally available right to comment There has been considerable speculation regarding whether Google will issue individual take-down notices, as is presently done for copyright-infringing material, or otherwise notify the public (eg. via the original publisher) that information has been removed.
"The email does not provide an explanation for how they received my personal information, when they received [it], and what they have done with [it] – along with confirmation that my information has been removed and won't be used for future campaigns".
Documents without authoring information may be the result of a purchased assignment where all tracking information has been removed.
This work is an extension of the paper "[this information has been removed for the double-blind reviewing process]".
However, once identifying information has been removed from data, the data are no longer subject to the rules of the privacy act, nor are they restricted by the terms of the original informed consent.
The inaccurate information has been removed.
Ms. Harris said the consultant, William Morgan, had been retained to determine whether any information had been removed from the computers.
A Navy spokesman, Lt. Justin Cole, would not identify the site or its owner but said the information had been removed.
It said that because of White House influence, some important cautionary information had been removed from proposed agency news releases after they had been reviewed by the council.
Mr. Hurd had a laptop used by various members of his family from which information had been removed by a professional computer cleaning service, said a person with knowledge of the matter.
Brin and his team decided that if they were going to be forced to censor the results for a search for "Tiananmen Square," then they would put a disclaimer at the top of the search results on google.cn explaining that information had been removed in accordance with Chinese law.
