Sentence examples for materials published on from inspiring English sources

The group has also frequently highlighted, in Arabic-language materials published on the Internet, what it calls attempts by Christians to undermine Egypt's democratic process.

Qualitative data were collected from focus group interviews with municipal politicians and administrators, as well as from policy documents, and materials published on the Internet.

Qualitative data on municipalities in Sweden designated as Safe Communities were collected from focus group interviews with municipal politicians and administrators, as well as from policy documents, and materials published on the Internet.

'Yellow Book' Warning Among the sparse material published on the subject is a notation in Health Information for International Travel 1999-2000, the "yellow book," published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A press council spokesman told the Beast: "It is not the first time that an adjudication is taking into account material published on a newspaper's Facebook page.

The case has broader significance for the effect it may have on how much access law enforcement has to material published on social media Web sites.

In March, the Ministry of Justice published proposals for a draft defamation bill intended to address all the key issues of defamation and privacy on the internet including the responsibility of internet service providers to police material published on their sites.

Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, which campaigns for privacy and free speech, said: "There are clear privacy issues from time to time about material published on the web.

The Labor MP Andrew Giles – who led the left faction push at the national conference for the ALP to oppose boat turnbacks – told Guardian Australia he was horrified and distressed by the material published on Wednesday.

The ruling, by Judge Stuart R. Pollak, cites a section of a 1996 federal law, the Communications Decency Act, which says that interactive computer services are not liable for material published on their networks.

They also invite pictures, video and other contributions from readers and seek out material published on the internet, thus incorporating non-journalists into the news system.Journalists are becoming more inclined to see blogs, Facebook, Twitter and other forms of social media as a valuable adjunct to traditional media (and sometimes a corrective to them).