Sentence examples for privacy to develop from inspiring English sources

The show's title, "Made in Space," connotes the City of Angels, where, the thinking goes, studio space is cheaper and more plentiful and the general horizontal openness gives everyone more time and privacy to develop.

The rights of children, as delineated in the CRC, include a variety of communication rights: the right to be heard and to be taken seriously; to free speech and to information; to maintain privacy; to develop cultural identity; and to be proud of one's heritage and beliefs.

Every health care provider would have to appoint a "privacy official" to develop privacy policies.

Under the rules, every health care provider must appoint a "privacy official" to develop privacy policies and procedures.

"The Cabinet Office is leading an open policy-making process, working in partnership with civil society and privacy organisations to develop policy proposals for areas where we believe data sharing, as one possible option, could significantly improve the way we currently work.

There has been relatively little litigation over the act as yet but many media lawyers anticipate that it will, in the future, be used to extend rights not only in privacy but also to develop image and personality rights.

PPN's reported a lack of privacy and time to develop trusting relationships as a barrier to screening, which is consistent with other reports [ 15, 29, 30, 56- 61].

However, few efforts have been made to develop privacy metrics that can provide a quantitative way to assess the privacy risk, evaluate the effectiveness of a given privacy-enhanced design, and explore the full possibilities of protection methods.

In exchange, parents need to remember that students are adults and need a bit of privacy and a chance to develop their social lives.

(4) "Steady as she goes" – the law of privacy could be left to develop in the current way – by the judges on the basis of the Article 8 and Article 10 case law.

"We urge the Justice Department to make good on its plans to develop privacy rules that protect Americans from another mass surveillance technology," he added.