Sentence examples for it is de from inspiring English sources

More than that, it is de facto imprisonment without trial.

"They accept the premise that it is de facto legal anyway," Mr. Lehane said.

Of all the thinkers considered here, it is De Maistre who will give Guardian readers the heebiest of jeebies.

If a sport is not winning more converts, or at the very least holding on to those it already has, then it is de facto failing.

But it is De Niro's towering, Oscar-winning performance as the self-destructive La Motta, a proud but foolish man undone by forces he can neither understand nor control, that unified this pitiless psychodrama.

And no matter where one of them is actually standing on any given stage, it is de facto dead center, the place where an audience's eyes are destined to gravitate.

He did not take the opportunity here to comment on Google's decision to inform publishers when it is de-listing links, or discuss its decision to post a generic warning notice on private name searches.

As part of its implementation of the ruling, Google has been informing publishers when it is de-indexing their content under the rtbf ruling — leading to a situation where news organisations have written fresh stories relating to de-indexed content, putting it back into the public domain (and having the opposite effect to the obscurity being sought under the rtbf ruling).

Finally, the user's secret data embedded in the H.264 Video is extracted and it is de-ciphered.

Centrica has already won and it won't be long before it is de-listed and becomes a division of a much bigger concern".

A: Some is stored publicly, like the 1000-Genomes Project data, although it is de-identified to the extent that names have been removed.