Sentence examples for incriminating data from inspiring English sources

Last May the ECJ ruled that Google must consider requests from individuals to wipe links to incriminating data.

Some enforcers are already stirring up trouble, threatening employees of online companies in one jurisdiction to get their employers based in another to fork over incriminating data for instance.

After reading news reports about the government's investigation last November, Mr. Barai instructed one of his colleagues to destroy his BlackBerry Messenger communications and erase incriminating data from his laptop computer.

The State Department plans to finance programs like circumvention services, which enable users to evade Internet firewalls, and training for human rights workers on how to secure their e-mail from surveillance or wipe incriminating data from cellphones if they are detained by the police.

But CBP should not have the authority to go on fishing expeditions for incriminating data, harassing and intimidating citizens and permanent residents without any evidence of wrongdoing.

Google's and Microsoft's new browsing modes don't just wipe incriminating data from a user's hard drive; they offer features that shield users from the Web's ever-more-aggressive behavioral data-gathering by advertisers.

A serological analysis of several abortion diseases performed on the female's serum sample suggested that Chlamydia was incriminated (data not shown).

But Dr. Lee passed a polygraph test on whether he had divulged classified data and cooperated with F.B.I. agents trying to get incriminating information on the Tiger Trap suspect.

The Warehouse Project launched its own following the tragic death of Nick Bonnie, which used survey data and pooled urine to assess the safety of chemicals being taken without attaching incriminating information to any particular individual.

And, of course, metadata doesn't add up to much data at all; it's just a few bits per file – who sent what to whom – and that's where the NSA finds much of its supposedly incriminating information.

On March 12 , 2010 the Obama administration intends to move forward with a plan that could destroy years of incriminating contracting data.