Sentence examples for privacy draws from inspiring English sources

Kroenke, who declined to be interviewed for this story, is a real estate developer whose penchant for privacy draws as much attention as the business dealings that amassed a fortune Forbes estimated at $5.8 billion.

CAMBRIDGE, MA – Calling the summary judgment filing of an anti-race conscious admissions group a "a concerted public relations effort" that relies on "distortions" and "misleading characterizations," lawyers for Harvard University today filed in U.S. District Court a robust defense of student privacy, drawing a firm line to protect applicants and the university's admissions practices.

The suit positions Microsoft as a champion of its customers' privacy and draws attention to a legal process many may not be aware of.

The gauzy cloak of privacy Levy draws over Minnelli's sex life hints at the author's ambivalence about the role his subject's sexuality should play in the book.

"The proposal for a privacy objective drew broad support, from privacy advocates, private submitters, law enforcement and investigative agencies alike," the committee said in its report.

Sen. Jeff Flake, the Arizona Republican, introduced a resolution on Tuesday that would roll back the FCC's privacy policy, drawing howls of protest from consumer privacy watchdogs.

Some on the business side argue that privacy advocates "drew a line in the sand" and weren't willing to negotiate.

A group of privacy watchdogs drawn from the European bloc's 27 nations will study the measure for possible rule violations, said Gérard Lommel, a Luxembourg member of the so-called Article 29 Data Protection Working Party.

But despite Google's consolidated privacy policies drawing the attention of data protection regulators the company has not (yet) altered its data-knitting course.

Is Facial Data Where We Draw The Privacy Line?

A veil of privacy has been drawn over the horrors.