Sentence examples for removing stories from inspiring English sources

The Law Commission believes its proposals on removing stories from websites will not require media organisations to monitor every trial in the country to ensure that archived stories, still available online, pose a risk to a fair trial.

The short of it, Digg has a policy of removing stories from the front page that it deems could get it into legal trouble porno, piracy, and here, encryption keys.

It was probably not a coincidence that a number of requests to remove stories by high-profile journalists had been "on the top of the pile" when Google came to consider removals initially.

One of the things editors on the BBC News site commonly have to deal with is requests from people to remove stories about themselves from the BBC's online archive.

She subsequently requested that FanFiction.Net remove stories featuring her characters.

The head of the Information Technologies and Communication Authority (BTK) said there was no court decision to remove stories about the incident from the Web and that they had sent out the order "by mistake".

Another removed story concerns a car thief branded an "idiot" by his own barrister, while yet another features an 18-year-old Bristol student convicted of drink-driving after crashing his Mini into the steps of his university campus.

On "unpublishing," meaning removing a story entirely from the Web: Yes.

Previously, the box stated that by removing a story, users would "prevent anyone from seeing it".

Well for this particular film, there was significance in removing the story.

Removing the story from the internet didn't help - it only redoubled the outrage and impelled high-profile Gawker staffers to quit.