Sentence examples for right to forget from inspiring English sources

Google is debating the right to forget.

We assert both the right to consume – whatever we want, however we want – and the right to forget the consequences.

The court is asserting an individual's "right to forget", following a principle roughly analagous to points for minor offences that come off a driver's licence after a certain period of time.

Silva pointed out a bitter irony: this court was willing to tout, and to institutionalize, a right to forget in a country in which it's become hard to remember.

I am reviewing our fairly strict policy to ensure that we are being fair and proportionate in our responses to individual requests, notwithstanding Europe's decision to exempt journalism from any kind of "right to forget" clause.

"A leftwing vision of the world requires you to imagine a future utopia, but one doesn't have the right to forget that the most important thing for every human being is the life they lead now," he said.

("I insist on the right not to forget," he says).

Paris Brown, who was for six short days the UK's first youth police and crime commissioner last year, might provide an example of the kind of person who might want the option of the right-to-forget rules.

Forget Safe Harbour and Right to be Forgotten – this is much, much more significant".

Jeffrey Toobin and Tim Wu on The Right To Be Forgotten Jeffrey Toobin and Tim Wu on The Right To Be Forgotten Alex Ross and Richard Brody join Amelia Lester and David Haglund to discuss the particular genius of Orson Welles, and his evolving legacy.

Sometimes it's just not right, or possible, to forget.