Sentence examples for websites for which from inspiring English sources
He added: "It means a magazine such as Private Eye or websites for which regulation was never intended could face crippling damages which could put them out of business".
The LCF website makes it clear that it has no control over, and assumes no responsibility for, the content, privacy policies, or practices of any third-party websites for which it has hyperlinks".
Examples include town hall meetings, occurring during specific times and in specific places, and online forums, where deliberation occurs within profile-based websites for which you need to sign up and to regularly return.
Note: You may have websites for which you wish to save the username and password, but you do not want Internet Explorer to prompt you on any future sites.
AP, which is owned by its main subscribers, is treading carefully: it has struck deals with 1,200 American newspapers to create mobile websites, for which AP provides national and international news and they provide local news.Nobody yet knows which business model, if any, will work for mobile news.
It is also recommending that, as a precaution, customers affected change their passwords and user information for other websites for which they used the same ID.
CBS has been snapping up small Internet websites in the last year or so, including Last.fm, a music website for which it paid $280 million, according to regulatory filings.
The letter was copied from another website for which Tomlinson has also been criticised, but she says that they have been open about that.
Indeed, the BBC's news website, for which Robinson and Landale have no responsibility, often covers the Conservatives in what could almost be described as a Pravda-esque style.
Students work on turning research from 21H.281 into publishable quality essays, researching images and other supporting documentary materials, and developing the main narrative of the MIT and Slavery website, for which they receive editorial credit.
Last month, Daniel Perry jumped off the Forth Road bridge, allegedly after being blackmailed on Skype; it has also been reported that he was receiving abuse and threats on ask.fm – a website for which it is becoming almost compulsory to attach the tag "controversial".
