Sentence examples for removing controversial from inspiring English sources

Denying that they said what they are on video actually saying, removing controversial statements from their websites.

Already, the water department had quietly removed controversial instructions for how employees and residents were told to sample water, according to documents provided to the Guardian.

The U.S. Senate has removed controversial proposed restrictions on the military's ability to develop and purchase biofuels from a major piece of defense legislation.

(But one of its 'hard questions' asked: "How aggressively should social media companies monitor and remove controversial posts and images from their platforms? Who gets to decide what's controversial, especially in a global community with a multitude of cultural norms?" — so perhaps that's where this error crept in).

The same day, activists removed controversial signs asking media to stay away.

Late on Monday, an Istanbul court ordered Google to remove controversial content on the prosecutor killed in hostage-taking incident, otherwise access to it would be blocked also.

But after digging a bit deeper, I discovered a common, poorly hidden pattern of government computers making edits to Wikipedia pages in order to completely remove controversial sections from various entries about politicians.

Berkowitz suggests that Breyer is also inconsistent, in failing to apply this standard to the issue of abortion, instead preferring decisions "that protect women's modern liberty, which remove controversial issues from democratic discourse".

Groupon amended its prospectus several times, restating its revenue and removing a controversial financial metric.

These changes will bring much needed expertise to the tribunal while removing the controversial imprimatur of the former Coalition Provisional Authority.

Removing the controversial auction houses and adjusting the loot system makes this the most newcomer-friendly Diablo to date.