The agency declined to say whether I.R.S. undercover agents have posed in these roles in an effort to get information that was not considered "privileged," meaning the type of confidential information someone shares with a lawyer or doctor.
The legal exception to informing parents, he notes, are tests for pregnancy or sexually transmitted disease, information that is widely considered privileged.
Mr. Nixon sought to avoid a constitutional confrontation by the action he announced Friday, the press secretary said, to give the courts the information from the tapes which the President had considered privileged.
Former prosecutor Carney says that prosecuting an attorney for divulging non-public information concerning a client can be problematic because lawyers' communications with clients are considered privileged.
Crucially, such a resolution would be considered "privileged" and could not be filibustered.
In a significant compromise, the Pentagon agreed to no longer require that reporters withhold information that the military considers privileged if such information has already been publicly revealed or independently verified.
Where power, access and social advantage intersect, information that many would consider privileged is passed as casually as canapés.
In both scientific and lay settings, measurement is considered a privileged source of high-quality information, and is commonly associated with precision, accuracy, and dependability.
All of us, male and female alike, considered ourselves privileged to be at HLS and equally privileged to associate with such bright, engaging and sometimes even attractive peers.
Talent and looks alone cannot guarantee entry into what is considered a privileged class.
The information is considered classified.
