Sentence examples for access to sensitive records from inspiring English sources

Some state governments, along with the National Death Index, which tracks mortality statistics across the country, will not grant scientists access to sensitive records unless they first sign a confidentiality agreement.

The precedent of limiting public access to sensitive personal information collected in government records was further endorsed by the Supreme Court last year when it upheld a 1994 federal statute limiting the rights of states to sell individuals' motor vehicle registration information without consent.

In fact, as she saw it in a view shared by many of her peers the Brotherhood wanted to control the Library and Archives in order to gain access to sensitive national-security documents, and to censor or alter records and artifacts.

In fact, as she saw it — in a view shared by many of her peers — the Brotherhood wanted to control the Library and Archives in order to gain access to sensitive national-security documents, and to censor or alter records and artifacts.

He negotiated to limit its access to sensitive documents.

Our members of staff are likely to have access to sensitive information relevant to national security.

It was "not unusual for governments to restrict access to sensitive areas on national security grounds".

We take privacy extremely seriously and access to sensitive data is strictly controlled".

Meanwhile, forced permissions within mobile applications are granting access to sensitive data stored on phones.

The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because he did not want to jeopardize his access to sensitive information.

citizens and are working in activities related to the Super Bowl, and had access to sensitive areas," Fasano said.