Sentences with phrase «becoming arbiters»

Along with the post, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted his own thoughts on the issue, stating: «With any changes we make, we must fight to give all people a voice and resist the path of becoming arbiters of truth ourselves.

He says Facebook will look for new ways to stop the spread of fake news, but he also argues that «we must proceed very carefully» and that Facebook must be «extremely cautious about becoming arbiters of truth ourselves.»

He says Facebook will look for new ways to stop the spread of fake news, but he also argues that «we must proceed very carefully» and that Facebook must be «extremely cautious about becoming arbiters of truth ourselves.»

Since when has CNN become the arbiter of «right» and «wrong» types of people?

When other ethical systems set up the goal of a knowledge of good and evil, man immediately becomes the arbiter of that knowledge and assumes the role of God who alone has this knowledge.

The American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature have become the arbiters not only of scholarship but also of peer identity and recognition.

Gourmet magazine, which had launched in 1941, and Bon Appetit, launched in 1955, became the arbiters of American food tastes.

«While we fully understand that policymakers must integrate the best available scientific data with other factors when developing policies, we think it would be unfortunate if policymakers became the arbiters of scientific information and circumvented the peer - review process,» the AAAS Board says.

Since when did biologists become arbiters of the laws of supply and demand?

Miles first bears witness to cruelty and caprice, then appears to become the arbiter of the kind of savage, allegorical justice that defines most mythological maxims.

And you have to kind of step back and say, «When did Pearson and McGraw - Hill become the arbiters of privilege in American education?»

Two journalists, stranded in wartime Afghanistan, are taken in by a warlord who becomes the arbiter of their fates.

Charles Le Brun, painter and designer who became the arbiter of artistic production in France during the last half of the 17th century.

That said, the proposed system of Jury.Online is that «everyone can apply to become an arbiter», as the company puts it.

In competition law there was a sea change when consumer welfare became the arbiter of competition policy.

Rather than keeping a neutral ledger that lacks discrimination, he's becoming the arbiter of smart contracts and a benevolent dictator for Ethereum.

But as Facebook seeks to fight the scourge of fake news without necessarily becoming the arbiter of truth itself, its best bet may be to expose a range of opinions about a topic and hope people understand the most outlandish (and viral) takes might not be worth reading.

In that respect, the Sonos One becomes the arbiter of the whole setup.

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Since then, Google has instead become a chief arbiter of what information is kept online in Europe because the company itself is responsible for determining the fate of each deletion request.

Although the amparo is invoked frequently and judges therefore are put in a «final arbiter» position, they have not become involved in great moral issues.

Above all, faculty members, no matter how competent and distinguished, need to guard against the ever present temptation to set themselves up as ultimate arbiters in their special fields, thus stifling any efforts by their students to become truly critical and original.

Claims by the Secretary of State for Wales that the current devolution settlement does not need major changes are misguided and could help to entrench an unsatisfactory system in place where the courts become the final arbiter of laws rather than the electorate, the Welsh Liberal Democrats Assembly Member, Peter Black has said.

The worldwide arbiter — The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)-- maintains a Red List of endangered species that has become the accepted standard.

Paul Bettany's stoical Osbourne is the only one who's able to operate with a level head in the situation, and he becomes de facto moral arbiter between the old hand and the young pup.

On it, «subjective perception and experience become the sole arbiter of truth,» as my colleague Sara Mead wrote, and «we are left with the... forces of emotion, sentiment, and affinity to guide our judgments and decisions.»

I am the sole arbiter of whether or not a book will become available for review and to which reviewer it will be assigned.

Academia should not be exploited to garner public credibility, nor should the market place become the final arbiter of what is acceptable.

Founded as a men's retailer in 1923 in downtown Manhattan, it became an international arbiter of high style for both women and men in the 1970s, renowned for discovering and developing new and innovative design talent.

Are they the sole arbiters of what, how and when «weather changes» becomes «climate change»?

Consequently, the proposal to establish a truly independent, science - based arbiter to recommend targets and budgets became the path to compromise.

Recent years have witnessed the use of litigation finance expand rapidly across the globe, as practitioners become more familiar with its many advantages, judges and arbiters recognize its positive role in promoting meritorious claims, and claimants realize its potential to hedge risk and manage ever growing legal costs.

If price becomes the only arbiter there is the severe danger that competitors will race to the bottom to provide the lowest prices.

Commoditisation of legal services emphasises price and ultimately in the provision of those services, price may become the only arbiter.

Recent years have witnessed the use of litigation finance expand rapidly across the globe, as practitioners become more familiar with its many advantages, judges and arbiters recognize its positive role in promoting meritorious claims, and claimants realize its potential to hedge risk and manage ever -LSB-...]

Governments, of course, are the ultimate «duty - bearers» and courts the final arbiters of constitutional rights — but to become meaningful to homeless people and those living in poverty, Charter rights must inform the ongoing implementation of strategies, not merely the final review of their constitutionality and they must guide decision - making at every level, not merely in the courts.

Snopes, FactCheck.org, Politifact, ABC News, and AP will help Facebook make good on four of the six promises Mark Zuckerberg made about fighting fake news without it becoming «the arbiter of truth.»

He has become known as an arbiter of style and the premier purveyor of fine period antiques to prominent interior decorators and discriminating clients nationwide.