Sentence examples for insure privacy from inspiring English sources
Tonight the head of the party's election committee said the panel would do its utmost to insure privacy around the voting box.
(Some names have been changed to insure privacy). Rachel had a bob of curly gray hair, and wore little metal-framed spectacles.
Even a hike in the mountains did not insure privacy; as I climbed, I saw, among the other hikers, several pairs of men who wore the scraggly beards, nondescript clothing, and tamped-down looks of Basijis.
The Clinton Administration is losing its battle to increase international controls over how reliably computer data can be scrambled to insure privacy, according to a report scheduled to be released Monday by an independent research group.
The 1882 monograph that Dr. Bellovin stumbled across in the Library of Congress was "Telegraphic Code to Insure Privacy and Secrecy in the Transmission of Telegrams," by Frank Miller, a successful banker in Sacramento who later became a trustee of Stanford University.
Markets rely on information, yet the health care economy is one in which information on patients, treatments and outcomes is trapped on paper and isolated in clinics, hospitals and insurance offices -- instead of being shared, analyzed and compared, while still insuring privacy.
Dr. Pentland's group is also collaborating with law experts, like Scott L. David of the University of Washington, to develop innovative contract rules for handling and exchanging data that insures privacy and security and minimizes risk.
Encryption and multi-level password protection were used to insure data privacy.
We're doing much of our work behind closed doors to insure the privacy and the protection of witnesses and sensitive sources and methods".
Once, when Miss Denman and Mr. Foreman repeatedly embraced, the pert couple kept veiling them with the robe, as if to insure their privacy and preserve decorum.
Two members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and Mark Udall of Colorado, both Democrats, are trying to revise the amendments to insure greater privacy protections.
