Sentence examples for privacy clause from inspiring English sources

May has already made concessions including tabling a new privacy clause and ordering an independent review of bulk surveillance powers in the bill.

May's fresh safeguards include the introduction of a "privacy clause" meant to ensure that the new mass-surveillance powers are not authorised in cases where other, less intrusive, means could be used.

For the government, Earl Howe said the bill had already been strengthened to protect journalists' sources, including an overarching privacy clause which required the police and judicial commissioners to consider the public interest when obtaining and granting warrants.

The Daily News reported today that Fred Wilpon, the Mets' owner, was exploring whether Valentine violated a privacy clause in his contract by comments he made earlier this week revealing conversations with Wilpon and Phillips, and whether Valentine could forfeit the $2.85 million he is owed for next season if he did violate the contract.

The concessions, intended to meet concerns raised by the parliamentary intelligence and security committee (ISC) as well as by Labour, Liberal Democrat and backbench Tory critics, include the introduction of a privacy clause designed to ensure that the new mass surveillance powers are not authorised in situations where less intrusive means could be used.

"I am referring, of course, to Justice David Eady who has, again and again, under the privacy clause of the Human Rights Act, found against newspapers and their age-old freedom to expose the moral shortcomings of those in high places".

ARSgroup, citing privacy clauses, would not reveal its customers.

They said the US National Security Agency NSAA), the UK's GCHQ and equivalent bodies in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden had breached basic articles of the EU treaty, such as article 4.3 on "sincere co-operation", as well as privacy clauses in the EU charter of fundamental values and in the European charter of fundamental rights.

They said the EU and US "transnational guilds" of spies have breached basic articles of the EU treaty, such as article 4.3 on "sincere co-operation," as well as privacy clauses in the EU charter of fundamental values and in the European charter of fundamental rights.

Due to privacy clauses in their contract this information can not be released.

Retailers such as iTunes, Amazon, Google, etc have privacy clauses that prohibit them from sharing data about precisely who their consumers are.