Sentence examples for material being taken from inspiring English sources

Comedians often rightly complain about their supposedly offensive material being taken out of context, usually by the press.

For example, the judge would have to state that there's reason to believe the information presented a risk to national security; or that the journalist is committing a crime with the material being taken (e.g., child pornography); or that someone's death will occur if the information is not immediately seized.

The material was taken to the United States.

NOTE: Currently, it is planned to publish Plath's unabridged journals in England only, from which this material is taken.

Variously abused as it is, De Botton's source material is taken from a very conservatively defined western canon.

She stresses that the website is rigorously monitored by volunteers to ensure that any offensive material is taken down swiftly.

The dredged material is taken up into the box, and as Ms. Browner put it, "nothing escapes".

Further material was taken from the Latin-English dictionary by Thomas Thomas, Dictionarium linguae Latinae et Anglicanae (1588).

The decision to destroy the UK copies of the material was taken in a climate of advancing legal threats from Cabinet Office and intelligence officials.

And they said that there had been no more fires after Mr. Burkhart, who was driving a van that contained some incendiary material, was taken into custody.

The Palestinian Authority says the exhibition is a violation of international law because much of its material was taken from near Bethlehem and Jericho, both in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.