Sentence examples for favour of privacy from inspiring English sources
So why do we allow this parochial English prejudice, in favour of privacy and everything staying the same, to undermine attempts to make the city more liveable?
Mohan says that "freedom of expression carries a very very heavy weight" but that it has "moved in favour of privacy".
But Andy Burnham, the shadow home secretary, said he wanted to see a general presumption in favour of privacy along with at least six other improvements before the party could be persuaded to back the bill.
That is plainly not enough to fix what remains a massive loophole in the law, and we hope that the European court decides to rule in favour of privacy rather than unchecked state power".
Eady also questioned the willingness of the Strasbourg court to find in favour of privacy, particularly in cases of celebrities "popping out for a pint of milk," but said reports of the effect on the English press were exaggerated.
Edward Snowden has hailed landmark shifts in Congress and the US courts on NSA surveillance but cautioned that much more needs to be done to restore the balance in favour of privacy.
Mr Ashdown said he was not bitter about the revelations nor in favour of a privacy law, fearing it would protect only the powerful, and even describes in his diaries how The Sun's headline was "dreadful, but brilliant".
Google informed the Bolton News that it was deleting a 2010 court report from its search listings to comply with the European court of justice ruling in favour of protecting privacy.
Our starting point should have the scales tipped in favour of liberty and privacy.
Google has already had a bad week in Europe, what with the European Court of Justice's ruling against it in favour of protecting personal privacy, but it could still get worse.
The Hacked Off campaigning group, generally in favour of respect for privacy, insists that the story should have been told in full, because in not doing so the press retained power over a man who supposedly had power over them.
