Sentence examples for fundamental privacy from inspiring English sources

The new possibilities for surveillance undermine the fundamental privacy of the act of reading.

It added: "We call on you... to incorporate fundamental privacy principles directly into the design of your new services".

The White House opposed the bill, saying it could "undermine the public's trust in the government as well as in the Internet by undermining fundamental privacy, confidentiality, civil liberties and consumer protections".

Representative George Miller, Democrat of California and chairman of the House education committee, said last night, "I am pleased that the secretary has belatedly taken some steps to address these fundamental privacy issues.

The New Jersey Supreme Court, in striking down a state parental notification requirement for minors seeking abortion, has followed the court's longstanding tradition of interpreting the New Jersey State Constitution in a manner broadly protective of fundamental privacy rights.

It was exactly these concerns that motivated the mathematician William Binney, a former N.S.A. official who spoke to me for the Drake story, to retire rather than keep working for an agency he suspected had begun to violate Americans' fundamental privacy rights.

The chapter also investigates precise privacy guarantees of data partitioning that form the basic building blocks of the privacy-preserving index, and then develops a model for the fundamental privacy-utility tradeoff and designs a novel algorithm for achieving the desired balance between privacy and utility of the index.

It's a finding that clashes with fundamental European privacy rights.

Otherwise this is merely a map for traders to deviate from fundamental EU privacy rights," she added.

They also suggest it's a surveillance risk and that requiring indiscriminate monitoring of citizens' online activity is disproportionate and therefore potentially violates fundamental EU privacy rights.

Schrems' argument had centered on U.S. government mass surveillance programs, as disclosed via the Snowden leaks, being incompatible with fundamental European privacy rights.