Sentence examples for objectionable information from inspiring English sources

If upheld on appeal, this ruling means that someone can be found liable merely for pointing to objectionable information or programs that someone else has posted on the Internet.

In his column, Peter H. Lewis appears to view that second remedy as unusual, stating that if it is upheld on appeal, "this ruling means that someone can be found liable merely for pointing to objectionable information or programs that someone else has posted in the Internet".

Last week, Google Inc said it has begun removing some search results to comply with a European Union ruling upholding citizens' right to have objectionable personal information about them hidden in search engines.

Costas: To your knowledge, did Joe Paterno have any information regarding objectionable activities on your part prior to that report in 2002?

Equally objectionable, they say, is prescribing what information a woman should hear.

They have very well honed procedures and tactics to remove information that they find objectionable".

Perhaps the most concerning trend comes from the increasingly authoritarian Russia, which recently began enforcing a broad new censorship law aimed blocking objectionable content, such as child porn and information promoting suicide.

All this research underscores the finding published three years ago in the New England Journal of Medicine that 40 million Americans receive care from physicians who don't believe they are obligated to disclose information about medically available treatments they consider objectionable.

"They're incapable of distinguishing between information that is innocuous and information that is objectionable, let alone making the fine distinction between information that is constitutionally protected and that which is not".

Allowing Islamists to broadcast on the internet, no matter how objectionable, allows spooks to monitor their activities and can provide information about new threats.

Koolhaas's response to our information age is evidently complex, intensely curious, and fundamentally objectionable.