Sentence examples for over-removal from inspiring English sources

Absent better procedural rules, we should expect over-removal.

Empirical studies tell us that we should expect over-removal of "gray area" content in the face of such uncertainty.

The GDPR introduces new notice-and-takedown rules for "Right to Be Forgotten" requests that will make deliberate or accidental over-removal of online information far too likely.

Also, the over-removal of hydrogen from the reaction zone was considered as the main reason for the deactivation of the Ni-based catalyst.

So, is the idea that platforms can't err on the side of over-removal or under-removal, and must instead perfectly interpret and enforce the law – doing what courts do, but much faster and with less information?

Notice-and-takedown systems already create a risk of over-removal by Internet platforms adopting an "if in doubt, take it down" standard – appeasing the person who demands content removal is easy; leaving content up is risky; analyzing the law to make the right call is expensive.

A self-taught lawyer, he represented the Cherokee in Washington, D.C., during the debate over removal, and in 1839 he was named a Cherokee chief.

These results suggest that the current Executive-in-Chief exercises a profound influence over removal decisions, undermining the assumption of independence among administrative adjudicators.

Take down mechanisms must incorporate adequate review mechanisms for intermediaries and content providers, as well as avoid liability regimes that may lead to over removal of legitimate speech.

HMIP's report is published at a time when the department's immigration procedures are under intense scrutiny following the Windrush scandal and controversy over removal targets.

We show that the historical geography of New England influence conflicts over removal in important ways, particularly with regard to the roles of aesthetics and identity in landscapes that are characterized largely by consumptive as opposed to productive uses.