Sentence examples for was to delete from inspiring English sources

The IT department replied, pointing out that the agreed policy was to delete only up to 1 December 2007.

The Conservative MP David Davis, a former shadow home secretary, said past practice was to delete such material immediately if it was ever picked up.

Under A-League rules, clubs are limited to five foreign players and Gold Coast's only way to make room for Rigters was to delete Smith.

Shifting its priorities is its prerogative as a company: the issue is that on the basis of refocusing its business priorities, its first impulse was to delete the gigabytes of content given to it by users.

All it did was to delete the text "(1)(A)." But I'll proceed on the assumption (just for the sake of argument) that my colleagues would at least have a leg to stand on (even if a wobbly leg) if the Senate "version" had become the law.

(Her only retreat was to delete references to the episode from the new edition of her memoir after renowned activist Berta Caceras was killed).

The best way to not offend anyone on Twitter is to delete your account.

The best advice Ferdinand could offer Morrison would be to delete his account.

The last resort, of course, is to delete your social media accounts.

The only way to disappear from those topic pages is to delete personal data from Facebook.

The purpose of this paper is to delete or weaken these conditions.