Sentence examples for made to delete from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday the police replied with one line: "I can confirm that a decision has been made to delete your client's fingerprints and DNA sample and DNA profile".

"If the academy is not, at the time of the next inspection, meeting the standards, it is highly likely an immediate move will be made to delete the academy from the Register of Independent Schools".

The very fact that, in the few short months since the decision was made to delete the top job, the council's administration has already changed and decided to undo it illustrates that.

In any event, an offer was made to delete this clause, as well as the discount for networks not showing other races, but this did not satisfy the commission.Those who claim that modern Formula One is boring forget that in the 1950s often the only question was which Mercedes would win and by how many laps.

Often in the referee and editorial process decisions are made to delete portions of a manuscript for reasons of space.

Fairly early in the design process, the decision was made to delete the funnels to reduce turbulence over the flight deck.

Taking a lot of pictures can use up your phone memory, make sure to delete them after every game if you have memory issues.

However, make sure to delete any racy photographs you regretfully uploaded, but don't delete the account.

Make sure to delete inadvertent leftovers from past application packages.

At a time of increasing cyber-attacks and data breaches being disclosed every day, it makes sense to delete accounts you no longer use.

Make sure to delete all of them.