Sentence examples for privacy power from inspiring English sources

Watchdog wants more privacy power.

Long-standing tensions surrounding race, secrecy, privacy, power, and freedom are given new life in digital form with the advent of big data analytics.

Even so, privacy, power and access are just some of the complex challenges that digital humanitarians must navigate when using these platforms in their work to help communities in need.

Concerns emerged regarding privacy, power relations, fear of negative outcomes and the need for an exclusive patient professional relationship.

But this demon headmaster-style villain does a little more, albeit cartoonishly, to highlight the issues surrounding privacy and power.

In their Machiavellian roles, Spacey and his First Lady Robyn Wright (who makes Lady Macbeth look like a vegan dog-walker) deliver a joint master class in the sheer privacy of power on its topmost rung.

Implicit similarities include issues of intellectual property and privacy, of power, of libel, as well as a general challenge to old modes — the proliferation of personal expression, the contentiousness, the question of how to capitalize, and capitalize upon, a new medium.

More proof, if proof were needed, of the privacy-stripping power of metadata.

Google also touches on issues — privacy, concentration of power, copyright — that tend to draw scrutiny.

But she has made clear she is determined to give privacy watchdogs greater power.

The USA Patriot Act, passed in October 2001, also altered the balance between privacy and government power in countless ways.