Sentence examples for sites policy from inspiring English sources

He said the latest ruling was significant because the judge not only concluded that the sites' policy of taking down pirate material was not effective, but said it was not fair to expect a rights holder to continually monitor the sites for breaches of the law.

To augment the decision-making process towards the selection of these sites, policy makers (politicians and administrative officials) have turned to scientists for an ecological valuation of the marine environment.

Many e-commerce sites' policies say they can share data with any affiliate, and reserve the right to change those terms of use whenever they like.

As an important step, our datacentre siting policy now states a preference for access to clean and renewable energy".

If violating any company or Web site policy is potentially illegal, then even someone who checks personal e-mail or a racy Web site at work could theoretically end up in prison.

However, Simon Hughes, a Liberal-Democrat legislator who represents an inner London constituency, told a local Web site: "Policy Exchange's proposals would lead to the gradual removal of social housing from central London.

EDITORS' NOTE: The July 31 , 2006 piece on Wikipedia, "Know It All," by Stacy Schiff, contained an interview with a Wikipedia site administrator and contributor called Essjay, whose responsibilities included handling disagreements about the accuracy of the site's articles and taking action against users who violate site policy.

Some sites have a similar provision for any user that violates the terms of use on any Web site policy, such as policies for chat rooms and Weblogs.

It will listen to its users in more ways that before, but they won't have a direct channel for affecting site policy.

"No one takes wildlife impacts more seriously than the wind industry, and while some eagles occasionally collide with turbines at some wind farms, this is not a common occurrence," wrote John M. Anderson, director of siting policy for the American Wind Energy Association, in a blog post responding to the study.

In some cases articles were found which were OA on subscription sites, but which were sample free copies or openly accessible only by accident, clearly against the site policy.