Sentence examples for a certain privacy from inspiring English sources

"You lack a certain privacy".

He wants to privilege guests looking for "quiet with a certain privacy".

The Japanese have a certain privacy of communication, a sense of mutual dependence called amae, which is a part of all their relationships both business and social.

The spaces of the Jewish Museum have a certain privacy that give luster to little paintings like the "Carpenters and Fish" of 1912 by Marc Chagall.

He looked at his friend, who hadn't moved to rejoin us after Mitko hid away his tiny stash, and after they exchanged another glance the friend turned his back to us, not so much guarding the door anymore, I felt, as offering us a certain privacy.

He looked at his friend, who hadn't moved to rejoin us after Mitko hid away his tiny stash, and after they exchanged another glace the friend turned his back to us, not so much guarding the door anymore, I felt, as offering us a certain privacy.

As Sanders LaMont, the ombudsman of The Sacramento Bee, and a former editor of The Modesto Bee, said: "I think there is a legitimate argument that elected officials have a right to certain privacy.

Such organizations operate like an online version of the Good Housekeeping seal of approval: The TRUSTe "trustmark" or the stamp of BBB online signifies that a site meets certain privacy policy criteria.

"As a matter of policy, certain privacy safeguards afforded for signals intelligence containing US person information will be extended to non-US persons, where consistent with national security," Cole said.

In this context, we propose a framework based on cellular automata (CA), a very well known formal computational model, suitable to abstract services deployed into an AmI-based environment preserving certain privacy levels of shoppers' information.

The new U.S. president signing an executive order at the end of last month to strip certain privacy rights from non-citizens/non-residents certainly has terrible optics from a European perspective.