Sentence examples for prevent information about from inspiring English sources

A former senior intelligence official said the main reason for the secrecy was to prevent information about where the prisoners were being held from being publicly disclosed.

To prevent information about low-risk offenders from becoming too broadly available, the system would require entering a person's name as well as his or her address, Social Security number, date of birth, or other identifying fact.

Such a withdrawal will prevent information about you from contributing to further research and analyses, but it will not be possible to remove your data from analyses that have already been dones".

Google says it's created a sort of Chinese wall within Google headquarters to prevent information about devices from its partners (like Samsung) from leaking into the Pixel phone division, now run by David Foster, a former IBM and Apple employee who most recently brought Amazon's Kindle to market.

Microsoft is also pushing the privacy options in IE8, with InPrivate Browsing and InPrivate Filtering that aim to protect user privacy by preventing information about the Web sites that you visit from automatically being shared with other sites.

Isolation from the Circle was an important way to gain control in abusive relationships, as it prevented the victim from leaving the relationship, blocked interventions from the Circle, and prevented information about the abusive relationship from passing from a Circle member to a victimized teens' parent(s).

This month the government applied for CMPs to prevent information emerging about the roles of Freddie Scappaticci, the west Belfast man alleged to be the military informer codenamed Stakeknife, who ran the IRA's internal security unit in the 1990s, and Martin McGartland, a former RUC agent who infiltrated the IRA.

The researchers noted the secrecy of Australian and Nauruan governments and their attempts to prevent any information about the conditions inside the centre becoming public.

The dispute centers on two rules intended to prevent personal information about a parolee from reaching people not authorized by a judge to receive it.

The companies, with a combined market value of more than $14tn, were assigned rankings based on their reporting of measures taken to prevent corruption, information about subsidiaries and holdings, and key financial information about overseas operations.

They show in detail how MI5 and MI6, backed up by senior Foreign Office officials, engaged in frantic attempts to prevent any information about Moscow's "magnificent five" spies – Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, Sir Anthony Blunt and John Cairncross – from being disclosed to the British public and even to the US government.