Sentence examples for regularly removed from inspiring English sources

Salah Kajam, publisher of the independent Ajras al-Hurria, said state agents regularly removed articles critical of the government and reports of violence in Darfur, among other things.

During the inquiry into the hospital's failings, it emerged that doctors in Bristol and elsewhere had, unbeknown to parents, regularly removed and retained the organs of dead children.

He added: "All North Korean periodicals and a significant number of publications on social and political topics were regularly removed from common access libraries and could only be perused by people with special permission … This rule was obviously introduced to ensure that the changes in the policy line of the regime would remain unnoticeable to the populace".

Still, the approach retains that edge regularly removed from more commercially amenable comedies, and the cast make merry-ish: in a less imperfect world, it would have made a star out of Caplan, busy painting over all her lookalike Zooey Deschanel's rainbows with heartbreak and kohl.

The oxygen-containing functional groups are regularly removed from rGO during reduction.

In this area, crop residue is regularly removed for animal feed soon after crop is harvested (Fig. 3a).

City workers regularly remove 10 tonnes of dirt, leaves, branches, rubbish and recyclables in a month.

A scavenger regularly removes cans and bottles, presumably to redeem for cash.

The only organisation which regularly removes illegal content from websites within hours of its discovery is the Internet Watch Foundation, which combats images of child abuse.

The Met has said the unit had been told to regularly remove data that was "either too old, inappropriate or irrelevant" following criticisms that too much information was being held.

Liquidnet has an average trade size of more than 50,000 shares and regularly removes members it believes are using the dark pool to fish for information.Such restrictions on access have a cost, however.