Sentence examples for obliged to remove from inspiring English sources

GNM may on occasion be obliged to remove content from Your Blog for legal reasons.

Three years ago, the CIA website was obliged to remove its cookies after Mr Brandt noticed that the devices were still in use.

The FCA, after a run-in with the courts, is obliged to remove job titles from its reports to prevent individuals being identified, or guessed at.

Websites are obliged to remove any video which is subject to a takedown request, and they can put it back up only if they win an appeal.

In response to these worries the EU yesterday ruled that Google is now "obliged to remove links to web pages" when the information contained on them is "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant".

Of course no matter how much he liked Touré's attitude and experience, Rodgers felt obliged to remove him from harm's way two weeks later when the defender sent a panicky slice into his own net against Fulham.

"If it was a true security threat, the NRC and the operator would be obliged to quickly remove the threat.

The trick is damage limitation: to ensure you don't end up with something you hate so much you feel obliged to have it removed.

Under the Aarhus convention, which came into force in 2001 and was ratified by the UK in 2005, the government is obliged to give rights and remove financial barriers for citizens to mount legal challenges to cases of environmental damage – such as fighting the building of a new road, housing development or a local incinerator.

This is one fairly heavily marketed and socially condoned reason for obliging women to remove hair.

If, blindfold removed, we now feel obliged to re-read it as his spiritual testament, or to judge its obvious ambitions for the grand statement in terms of historical irony, or to view it as a large and quirky footnote to a great conductor's career, we should proceed cautiously.