Sentence examples for obligation to remove from inspiring English sources
"We have always had the obligation to remove illegal content.
If both sites were classified as publishers and consequently under heavier legal obligation to remove offensive content, the cost and resource required would be extensive.
La Vanguardia newspaper, which published the information, was protected by freedom of speech or information rights and, so, had no obligation to remove the item.
In marijuana cases, as in all others, caseworkers have the obligation to remove children who they believe are in imminent danger, but they can recommend that the agency file neglect charges against the parents without removing the children.
The commission said it had acted because "the United States had not lived up to its obligation to remove its illegal subsidies in the aircraft sector, as required by the W.T.O.
Ten minutes after the proceedings began, the previously empty seat on my right was noisily occupied by a latecomer, a small man with moustache and spectacles who felt no obligation to remove his trilby hat before he sat down.
Additionally it criticises Facebook's terms for not being clear on its obligations to remove user generated content and/or suspend or terminate an account, saying its ToS include vague phrases and do not clarify whether the consumer will be notified in advance.
The second principle is the principle of beneficence, which implies the obligation to prevent or to remove harm or the obligation to promote good [ 25].
But analysts say that the wave of defaults still does not excuse lenders' failures to meet their legal obligations before trying to remove defaulting borrowers from their homes.
To meet its obligations, Iran had to remove the core of its plutonium-producing heavy water reactor at Arak, then fill the reactor with cement and destroy it; dismantle or mothball thousands of centrifuges, which are used to enrich uranium; and ship nearly its entire stockpile of enriched uranium to Russia for reprocessing.
"Just like the cluster bombs that are left over from the war, the coalition forces have a clear obligation under humanitarian law to remove these dangers from communities," said de Rooy.
