Sentence examples for appropriate purposes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Castel said CVS Caremark used patient data internally for "appropriate purposes," like identifying potentially adverse drug reactions.

And, of course, we need far better safeguards in place to ensure that information in the hands of the security services is used sensitively and only for appropriate purposes.

At the core of both approaches is a common understanding — often called Fair Information Practices — that organizations, whether public or private, that collect and use personal information owe a duty to protect the data they collect, to use it for appropriate purposes, and to be open and accountable.

Silica surface easily functionalized with various organic groups for appropriate purposes such as applications as adsorbent, catalysis support, enzyme immobilization, and so on [9].

According to Canada's private-sector privacy law, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), organizations must retain personal information only for as long as is necessary to meet appropriate purposes.

Oil and data are both precious resources, powerful when refined and used for the appropriate purposes, and toxic when misused and mishandled.

"I am very proud of the wines our team had made," he wrote, after criticizing "a current trend toward aggressively overripe, high in alcohol, hot, overcooked wines that are designed to stand out at a huge tasting rather than fill the more appropriate purpose of enhancing a meal".

The authors do believe that Intelligent Autonomous Manufacturing Systems should be an appropriate purpose within global digital eve.

The letter also said the districts could use award money "for any appropriate purpose"—it didn't have to be used to clean up lead paint.

It is demonstrated that appropriate purpose-oriented selection of components with different vapour pressures at the evaporation temperature allows the structure and properties of gradient coatings to be varied in a broad range.

The 1601 Act stated that charities for the benefit of the "aged, impotent and poor people" had an appropriate purpose; it is accepted that these may appear individually.