Sentence examples for database raising from inspiring English sources
The ACLU of Northern California's test of Amazon's controversial Rekognition software also found that people of color were disproportionately misidentified in a mugshot database, raising new concerns about racial bias and the potential for abuse by law enforcement.
WASHINGTON, April 20 — The Social Security numbers of tens of thousands of people who received loans or other financial assistance from two Agriculture Department programs were disclosed for years in a publicly available database, raising concerns about identity theft and other privacy violations.
Another official told the channel that Sudan wants to use the EU's border infrastructure assistance to build a comprehensive population database, raising concerns that the EU could bolster a repressive regime's domestic surveillance capacities.
But the unwieldy size of the database raises doubts.
Whittall said a universal database raised serious issues of cost, privacy and "the relationship between the state and the individual".
Of course, such a database raises serious privacy concerns: our DNA code contains much information that could be used in sinister ways.
It's true that the way the department currently uses the database raises serious privacy concerns and is unlikely to be of much use in future criminal investigations.
Yet the mere existence of the database raises questions about the fundamental relationship between citizens and the state – and the opening up of the forensic science market to competition between private providers raises more about whether it's appropriate for the private sector to have any kind of a role in law enforcement.
The ICE database raised these questions and plenty more, but for some tech companies the question of hosting the data proved too provocative from the start.
Using data from any large administrative database raises concern about potential coding errors.
The fact that these 16 records were not in the HES database raises some concern for its coverage and completeness.
