Sentence examples for fully privacy from inspiring English sources

All data sets are fully privacy compliant and in line with the data protection act as aggregated, anonymised audiences within which there is no personally-identifiable user information.

A few male heads, out of concern for the safety and protecting the honour of female family members, especially a new daughter-in-law, built latrines, but these were designed with an attached bathroom so that women could bath and wash their clothes in fully privacy at home immediately after defecating in the latrine.

"To have the illusion you can fully protect privacy or make data anonymous is no longer a sustainable position," Dr. McGuire said.

It is clear that Britain needs fully functioning privacy legislation, not the feeble guarantees in the Human Rights Act that Jack Straw was boasting about last week.

But even young William and Kate, for all their pretensions to fully funded privacy in exchange for approximately one baby snap every quarter, have never imputed to media persecutors, in the manner of a safe-space enforcer, the further flaws of racism and sexism.

These methods are neither fully support privacy nor efficient.

And Burwell, who last month was nominated to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, emphasizes the importance of "fully respecting privacy and protecting confidentiality" of those records.

FreedomPop will be taking a slightly different approach as it moves in to tackle the Old World: In its U.S. business, which runs on the Sprint network, FreedomPop offers consumers the option of bringing in their own network-compatible handsets, or buying one through them (a range that includes Samsung and HTC devices, as well as a fully encrypted "privacy phone").

The surveillance state would be fully-realised – privacy would be dead.

Although fully entitled to privacy, his blanket denials on television, radio and in print post-1967 legalisation became, for me, increasingly hard to stomach.

The idea is to tackle the problem that many Facebook users install apps without fully understanding the privacy implications of the data permissions that apps request.