Sentence examples for prohibited data from inspiring English sources

"No restricted or prohibited data was compromised, nor was any sensitive or other personal information that could lead to identity theft".

Representatives for Microsoft and Google said the companies were meeting the requirements in U.S. government contracts that protect the public's data, and that each company inserted binding language in contracts that prohibited data mining.

Additional security mechanisms guarantee that prohibited data can never be disclosed during the processing and that the input document is protected from any form of tampering.

Finally, some information of interest was not asked in order to reduce response burden, including questions about whether funders have explicitly prohibited data sharing and experiences negotiating data ownership among funders, trialists, and secondary users.

Net neutrality won yet another legal victory today when a federal appeals court upheld Federal Communications Commission rules that prohibit data throttling online.

The result is an attempt to create digital borders – borders that don't inherently exist in our modern digital world – that prohibit data flows unless your business has the resources and time to have separate agreements with multiple EU state governments.

Guidelines released last year by the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services division recommend that departments "explicitly prohibit data tampering" and only use cameras, like those from Taser, that "include protections against tampering with data prior to downloading".

The checklist does not try to prohibit data transfer of these items; the goal of this section is to make explicit which elements of PHI are being released from the collaborating site to permit a comparison of the existing PHI with the expected data elements based on any supporting documents such as the IRB application and the DUA.

The bill, which passed the House earlier, prohibits data-mining companies, pharmacies and others from selling the information.

"Congress could have prohibited bulk data collection … immediately upon enactment of the USA Freedom Act," he added.

The most striking effects were that mass accuracy demonstrated ∼second to third order improvement with the magnetic field, depending upon the charge state of the analyte, and that peak splitting, which prohibited automated data analysis at 4.7 T, was not observed at 9.4 T.