Sentence examples for information taboo from inspiring English sources

Al-Jazeera was the first regional media network to break the freedom of information taboo.

On the other hand, there is a risk it may convey that the information is taboo or shameful to talk about and give the child a feeling of being unnatural and separated from the family.

It's possible that countless New Yorkers were unnecessarily put at risk simply because the law and culture makes information-sharing taboo.

Google's chief executive Larry Page has been outspoken about the potential benefits of data mining healthcare information, which has been a taboo subject for years over fears of profiling and use of the data by companies to exclude individuals.

While the Las Vegas police would appear to have been almost lackadaisical in their approach to Tupac's murder (they made only a perfunctory attempt to question Tupac's cousins, who were riding in the car behind Knight's, for example), it is also true that in that group of witnesses and among their peers giving information to the police is taboo.

Menstruation remains taboo, and without information, facilities and products to manage it, the health, welfare and educational prospects for millions of adolescent girls around the world are hindered.

Further enquiry during the FGDs did not yield new information on the existence of such taboos in the local culture.

"The persistent taboo around menstruation means that limited information is available to young women," says Sabrina Rubli of Femme International.

But the persistence of this taboo is bizarre, given that financial information in general has become so widely known.

Moreover, patients can receive appropriate information regarding safety of treatments without old-fashioned taboo.

Unfortunately, little relevant information is available because sexuality is still a taboo subject in Indonesia; more research could be revealing.