Sentence examples for more intrusive forms from inspiring English sources

He advocated allowing a sponsor's logo in the top right-hand corner of the screen and more intrusive forms of advertising.

And the bill's vague wording leaves open the possibility that American ISPs might have to institute more intrusive forms of filtering, with the costs, performance problems and privacy issues that would inevitably entail.More selective, more effectiveYet SOPA's flaws are not, as its opponents claim, fatal.

This may be due to the greater perceived risks of these more intrusive forms of treatment.

In nations that retained a minimal government structure, it was fine to promote democracy, but in those that had fully collapsed, "a more intrusive form" of intervention was warranted, with the United Nations taking over many government functions.

Corporations may also embrace voluntary codes and principles to forestall the risk of more intrusive or costly forms of regulation in future [ 135].

"We make the simple recommendation that the more intrusive powers should only be available where the police have formed a reasonable suspicion that the traveller may be somebody who is involved in terrorism".

Iran, caught last year in a web of nuclear deceit, has grudgingly "suspended" its once hidden uranium-enriching activities (enriched enough, uranium, like plutonium, can form the fissile core of a nuclear bomb) and agreed to more intrusive IAEA inspections.

"It's even more intrusive".

"It's much more intrusive than content".

"It became much more intrusive," said Mrs. Mandry.

Consequently, advertisements became more intrusive, Noonan believes.