Sentence examples for privacy given from inspiring English sources

An Englishman's home may be his castle, but nowhere is protection of privacy given more credence than in Brussels and Berlin.

Justice Breyer said the decision would do little to protect "true privacy," given the "ubiquity of non-governmental pushes, prods, and squeezes".

So if there is no explicit power to violate privacy given to the government, which there isn't, then we retain our natural right to privacy.

Is there an issue with privacy, given that data on student – and teacher – aptitude and performance could become widely available within organisations both private and public?

Although Jennifer Stoddart, reappointed recently for a three-year term, says much of her office's attention will be on the online world, she will also continue to look at the "potentially grave privacy implications of national security and law enforcement measures".Full-body scanners certainly have the potential to intrude on someone's privacy, given what they reveal.

It may seem paradoxical that Dimbleby is so concerned about issues of privacy, given that he was the journalist who in 1994 asked the Prince of Wales the famous "Camilla question" concerning his fidelity in a TV documentary after his biography of the prince appeared.

Privacy gave the child a separate domain, contributing to the modern cult of the self, the notion of a self distinct from parents, from society, from the state.

But former troopers explained to David Kocieniewski of The Times that balancing security and privacy gives the guarded some leeway in evading their guards.

Done right, it will lead to a smarter and more humble company that sets new standards in data privacy, gives back more to the cities we serve and defines and refines our company culture effectively".

We really do believe in privacy, giving people control.

The combination of increasing power of new technology and the declining clarity and agreement on privacy give rise to problems concerning law, policy and ethics.