Sentence examples for before information about from inspiring English sources

Plenty of consumers would like the safeguards of being able to find out what information is held about them, to correct it when it is wrong, and to be consulted before information about their personal habits is sold or used for purposes for which it was not originally gathered.

Mr. Edelman told the committee that he had not participated in discussions with the news media about Mr. Wilson's trip and that "I was not aware of any communications with the press" regarding the trip and the role played by Mr. Wilson's wife, Valerie Wilson, a C.I.A. officer, before information about it was published in July 2003.

The U.S. State Department, citing a law that requires missing persons to sign a waiver before information about them can be released, refused to comment or confirm that Zeltser had been detained.

This paper argues that two factors may contribute to the extent of cream-skimming: (i) degree of horizontal differentiation between public and private options when preferences are heterogeneous; (ii) whether contract design encourages choice of private insurance before information about risk is revealed.

Trump regularly comments on terror attacks before information about them is publicly available, politicizing attacks or using them to jump to conclusions.

After verification, cell line stocks should be deposited in one or more BRCs before information about them is published.

As before, respondents provided information about their professional responsibilities.

The draft regulation clarifies and elaborates on those original principles — such as the need for companies and institutions to obtain citizens' consent before collecting information about them.

The sale of her shares, occurring one day before public information about ImClone caused the stock price to drop, sparked accusations of insider trading.

Correction: October 22, 2001, Monday An article on Tuesday about bills signed and vetoed by Gov. Gray Davis of California referred incorrectly to legislation to require financial institutions to get permission from customers before selling information about them.

In recent days, Mr. Davis also vetoed legislation sought by consumer advocates that would have expanded individuals' financial privacy by requiring financial institutions to obtain permission from customers before selling information about them to third parties.