Sentence examples for attached privacy from inspiring English sources

For example, House Democrats attached privacy protections to measures that promote the online storage of medical records, banning the sale of health data, an idea long pushed by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Despite the importance Muslim women attached to privacy, they noted that privacy was not usually ensured neither was it given any serious importance in maternity wards.

Despite the importance women attached to privacy, interviews with nurses, midwives and healthcare managers showed that ensuring privacy was often not an issue of primary concern.

But Ms. Falque-Pierrotin said her tough approach was justified by the importance that the French, and Europeans more generally, attach to privacy.

The fetish for privacy attached, with special passion, to letters.

The moral significance attached to medical privacy is reflected in data protection and security laws adopted by local and national authorities around the world.

Networks such as Facebook link millions of people across national boundaries, and it is for this very reason that particular importance must be attached to protecting privacy.

Mr Cope, leader of the centre-right UMP, said that while he was "very attached to respect for privacy", this recent incident was a "lesson in humility" for Mr Hollande.

As more things are attached to the Internet, privacy and security threats increase exponentially so safeguards and "firewalls" keeping one connection somewhat disconnected from another is important too.

"We have attached particular importance to protecting the privacy of the channel between the prime minister and president," he said.

The only problem is that they come with a price tag attached: the systematic elimination of personal privacy, which in turn implies the emergence of a society in which surveillance is comprehensive and pervasive.