Sentence examples for asserted privacy from inspiring English sources

Hogan asserted copyright claims over the video, and when those failed, he asserted privacy claims instead, demanding that Gawker remove the one minute and 41 second clip as well as the accompanying narrative written by former editor A.J. Daulerio.

If professional and amateur players assert privacy rights as provided by the law, the resulting information embargo could affect betting lines, trades, bidding for free agents.

It's possible to resist being used or exploited without asserting privacy claims (by invoking minimum-wage laws, for example), and it's also possible to be used or exploited without having your privacy violated (say by trying to earn a living as a freelance journalist).

Now, it seems, asserting privacy as a right is akin to an admission of guilt.

The lone carrier voice on the panel, Francisco Montalvo, director of the group devices unit for Telefónica S.A, also asserted that privacy will be increasingly important as the Internet of Things proliferates — arguing that consumers will become more aware of the trade offs they are making in exchange for access to more and more connected services.

The Department of Education and Secretary Duncan share similar views - at Common Sense Media's School Privacy Zone Summit in February, Secretary Duncan asserted that privacy rules are "the seat belt of this generation" and that "protecting our students' information is more than a legal requirement.

Although the lower courts have all agreed that survivors can assert a privacy claim, they have disagreed on how to evaluate the public interest side.

We didn't comment on the story after it was published, and we were not contacted in advance to give us an opportunity to assert our privacy or correct any errors.

"I'm pleased to see companies asserting these privacy concerns as they arise," says Greene.

I support any woman asserting her privacy, and her right to be free of the burden of explaining, soothing or educating others.

Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights asserts similar privacy limitations to the ECPA and limits the processing and sharing of personal data both within the EU and with external countries.