Countries have laws that define the framework for exercising this right and which, for instance, condemn racist language.
Britain has little leeway in deciding whether to introduce these rules, which, for instance, include those on electronically tagging sheep.
Formula One has very strict media rules and regulations which, for instance, forbid print journalists from publishing video or audio content from the paddock.
Extempo has developed its agents for Internet customer service applications, in which, for instance, a character might answer questions from computer users.
Big players such as Nike, H&M and IKEA are working together and investing collaboratively in companies, which for instance are dying textiles without using water and chemicals.
This limits the application to rather a small number of cases, in which for instance the information to be deleted is both damning and irrelevant.
President Trump has argued for a better deal — one in which, for instance, Iran accepts permanent limits on its enrichment program or its missile development.
In a pre-financed system -- in which, for instance, each worker invests for his own later retirement -- society never faces a liability.
For the authority of the church, Cranmer had a high respect, which, for instance, appears in his revision of the canon law.
Used to enable Kerberos authentication with a service running on a particular host, such as http, which (for instance) enables logins to RT, or smtp, which allows email authentication.
Furthermore, many codes of practice impose for new brickwork walls a minimal slenderness, which for instance is fixed by the Italian O.P.C.M. 3431 equal to 12 for artificial bricks and 10 for natural blocks masonry.
