Sentence examples for confidentiality conversations from inspiring English sources

Employees like Ms. Hicks were not only concerned about confidentiality (conversations between employees and counselors are, in fact, intended to be confidential) but also reluctant to discuss their problems with strangers.

The lack of confidentiality was identified during observations undertaken by the researcher who was able to hear confidential conversations within proximity of others attending.

The American Bar Association's own code of ethics recognises, for example, that the confidentiality of conversations between an attorney and client is limited by what is known as the "crime fraud exception".

This Circuit has recognized a "great public interest" in preserving "the confidentiality of conversations that take place in the President's performance of his official duties" because such confidentiality is necessary in order to protect the effectiveness of the executive decision-making process"...

This Circuit has recognized a "great public interest" in preserving "the confidentiality of conversations that take place in the President's performance of his official duties" because such confidentiality is necessary in order to protect "the effectiveness of the executive decision-making process". Nixon v. Sirica 487 F.2d 717, 717 (D.C. Cir. 1973); In re Sealed Case, 121 F.3d at 742.

"Confidentiality of conversations with an attorney is simply one of the most fundamental rights we have".

Being clear on confidentiality: 'This conversation is between us and that's where it will stay.' OR 'I may need to reference this conversation with others; I just want to be clear about that right up front".

Mr. Suozzi would not comment on most of his discussions with Mr. Schmitt and other people, saying, "I'm going to continue to keep the confidentiality of those conversations private".

Concerned about the confidentiality of their conversations with their shackled clients -- immigrant detainees who were rounded up after the Sept. 11 attacks -- the lawyers asked whether they were being taped.

"I'm not going to break the confidentiality of certain conversations, but some British politicians have already told me, 'If we had the euro, we would have been better off.'" But Barroso admitted that the majority of people in the UK were still opposed to the idea of joining the single currency.

Mentors offer much-needed perspective while ensuring the confidentiality of your conversations.