Sentence examples for establishing privacy from inspiring English sources

Manhattan divorce lawyers said yesterday that separation agreements, like the one to be sought by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, could be crucial in establishing privacy, protecting children and negotiating financial matters.

It is time to extend federal copyright protection to personal information and to pass a constitutional amendment establishing privacy as a right arising out of the Fourth Amendment's guarantee of security of the people "in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures".

In its essence, a VPN is a private network that uses public telecommunication lines, establishing privacy through the use of encryption and passwords.

Grant suggests it is widely known the FCC has been considering establishing privacy rules for broadband providers, noting it held a public workshop last year to discuss the issue.

Moreover, establishing dynamic PGx tools and databases [ 158- 160], training physicians to apply PGx results to formulate preventive and personalized healthcare [ 161], and establishing privacy rules will be required to further the translational science [ 122, 156].

But Evan Hendricks, editor of Privacy Times, a Washington newsletter, said he feared that DoubleClick's move could actually stall the effort to establish privacy standards.

Several days later, Wotton, citing nationally established privacy rules that prevent him from speaking publicly about player injuries, would not comment on whether Seawards had a concussion.

Analysts say that much of the confusion and rancor this week stemmed from the fact that sites like Facebook have created a new sphere of shared information for which there are no established privacy rules.

Bryan Cline, a vice president with the Health Information Trust Alliance, a nonprofit company that establishes privacy guidelines for health providers, said nearly 20 percent of breaches involved outside contractors, accounting for more than half of all the records exposed.

Photos will still respect your established privacy settings.

The U.S. Commerce Department will work with web companies and privacy advocates to establish privacy policies based on this bill of rights, but the code would be voluntary.