Sentence examples for members settings from inspiring English sources

The social network previously announced alterations to its members' settings without asking for fresh consent.

Critics already accuse Facebook of failing to protect its members' privacy settings and selling personal data to advertisers.

The present study revealed that residents and family members in settings that had an NP viewed the NP as enhancing their quality of care.

This approach allows for a qualitative and quantitative analysis of landscape evolution in response to active deformation in the three end-member geological settings: compression, extension, and strike slip.

Mr. Greenspan has the authority to raise or lower rates on his own between meetings, without a vote from the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's 12-member policy-setting body.

José Manuel González-Páramo, who has been nominated as Spain's representative to the 18-member policy-setting council of the European Central Bank, told the European Parliament on Tuesday that with interest rates at current levels, "you cannot say at the present situation that monetary policy is harming" prospects for growth.

Though the new ruling class is multicultural, its members live in settings walled off by home prices and income disparities that perpetuate inequality at the school district level.

Facebook began with a closed, friends-only model, and today has moved to a private-public hybrid, resetting members' default privacy settings.

He said it also has announced plans to work with Microsoft on its Bing search engine, allowing Bing to publish the status updates of individual members whose privacy settings permit display to "everyone".

We study the existence and quality of strong equilibria (SE strategy profiles from which no coalition can improve the cost of each of its members—in these settings.

For example, Decker and Thornton (1995) found that the earnings gains of participating SSI recipients offset approximately 75percentt of TETD service costs and that the shift in service use away from expensive institutional supports used by control group members ("sheltered employment settings") could have offset the remaining TETD costs.