Sentence examples for allowed to access information from inspiring English sources

For example, Sandhu [27] proposes the use of dynamic clearance levels, associated to each user, where the information about the classification of the information read is stored, and may be further used to decide if a user with a specific clearance level is allowed to access information with the specified classification.

Meanwhile, if McConnell can't pull through with a vote to extend the bill, the National Security Agency would lose its abilities to perform sweeping phone record collections — although it would still be allowed to access information already retrieved.

b) Lack of Guidance and No Access to Information: Girls have neither any guidance from the parents nor they are allowed to access information, specially related to sexual and reproductive organs and physiology, sex and sexual relations under the misconception that such knowledge will enhance illegal (illegitimate) sexual relationships.

However, authentic doctors may be allowed to access patient information including the secret information using the decryption scheme.

They will then monitor the moods and attitudes of staff who are allowed to access classified information.

In the past five years, the ability to tap data has allowed us to access information that was never accessible before.

Reporters from the paper were then given a username and password that allowed them to access information on any citizen by entering their 12-digit number.

A study by Open University released around the time the Syrian Refugee Crisis was at its peak in 2016 found smartphones allowed refugees to access information, translation services, and call for help when they were in trouble.

Calls for Stricter Privacy Rules  |  The Federal Trade Commission on Monday asked Congress to enact legislation that would allow consumers to access information collected about them online, The New York Times reports.

Mr. Hampton said, "There is a bit of a paradox in that the Internet allows us to access information faster, but the speed that information travels may change our expectation for how fast all the information should come forward".

"It allows me to access information about fertilisers, pesticides and the prices of crops," he says.