Sentence examples similar to weighed up requesting from inspiring English sources
TC: What has Google said to you/the committee about how it intends to weigh up requests at this point?
The ruling does not generally apply to public figures, so requires search engines to weigh up requests against any public interest there might be to accessing the information in a name search de-listing request.
It requires the search engines to weigh up requests, to ensure privacy rights are balanced with any public interest in the information remaining associated with a search for an individual's name.
Many thoughts weighed up.
He had it all weighed up.
Most organisations, including the NHS Prostate Cancer Risk Management Programme, advise an informed choice approach if men request screening, so that they can weigh up the advantages and disadvantages (Hewitson and Austoker, 2005).
One complication is that the ruling requires search engines to weigh up and balance any public interest before agreeing to a de-listing request, so complex value judgements are required.
The ECJ ruling did not specify how Google and other search engines should weigh up user requests, saying only that they should balance the needs of data privacy and public interest – for example relating to politicians seeking to have information about themselves removed.
NB: No source material is removed from the Internet; the ruling purely relates to search results returned for private individuals' names (public figures aren't afforded the same rights if there is a public interest in knowing whatever information they want delisted — so there are some complex value judgements required to weigh up individual requests).
Guardian critics Xan Brooks, Peter Bradshaw and Catherine Shoard weigh up Jurassic World.
