Sentence examples for information improperly from inspiring English sources

Another data-point to flesh out the Facebook data misuse scandal: The company has informed the European Commission that a total of 2.7 million EU citizens had their information improperly shared with the controversial political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica (via Reuters).

That made it a federal crime, albeit rarely punished, to disclose private medical information improperly.

"They care about unwarranted intrusions like telemarketing, to someone stealing your identity, to someone using your credit information improperly".

One provision gives a person who is legally entitled to the information the choice of signing a pledge not to share the information improperly.

The company held an irregular briefing with some analysts, prompting London regulators to investigate whether the company had released sensitive information improperly.

If someone overhears news of a budget cut, a job applicant or a pending deal -- three examples cited in the column -- and then acts on that information improperly, that person should be shown the door.

Even if the S.E.C. finds that the information was improperly disclosed, proving insider trading will be difficult.

It is fundamentally unfair for someone to use access to nonpublic information to improperly gain an edge on the market".

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the industry self-regulator, has been looking into possible breaches but has not yet determined if information was improperly shared.

All you can do is practice 'suspended disbelief.' " (The E.P.A. says that there is "no indication that information was improperly withheld in this case").

And one government lawyer said the Los Alamos National Laboratory had harmed the case by giving deeply conflicting views of the value of the weapons information Dr. Lee improperly downloaded.