Sentence examples for provided anonymity from inspiring English sources

Two years later he sponsored the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act, which provided anonymity for rape victims, and for defendants unless convicted.

"While it is not our usual practice to discuss executive orders that may or may not be under consideration, we do not expect that an executive order on L.G.B.T. nondiscrimination for federal contractors will be issued at this time," said an administration official who would speak about the controversy only if provided anonymity.

It was unregulated and provided anonymity, so it rapidly became a haven for drug dealers and anarchists.

Klein provided anonymity to terrorists once again in an Oct. 2 article quoting "U.S.-trained Palestinian gunmen" as claiming that their training "will likely be utilized in the not too distant future to kill Israelis".

For many LGBT people coming of age in the 1970s, 1980s and even 1990s, we felt a sense of restriction: too many of us felt like we could only live in a gay ghetto, pursue jobs that provided anonymity or only hang out with our gay friends.

What still isn't clear from the article is why Allen provided anonymity to a "Fix the Debt official" in order to state the group's mission and describe how "our national debt is getting in the way of America investing in and excelling at so many of the things that make us great".

Another option for providing anonymity is the anonymization of data through special software.

Our solution is perturbative, is based on the same privacy criterion used in microdata k-anonymization, and provides anonymity through a substantial modification of the Lloyd algorithm, a celebrated quantization design algorithm, endowed with numerical optimization techniques.

Zhu et al. [26] proposed an Anonymous Malicious Detection Mechanism which provides anonymity for the witness who reports observed malicious to the network anonymously and ignores malicious and selfish users from the group.

An Anonymous On-Demand Routing Protocol (ANODR) is the first one to provide anonymity during route discovery and data forwarding in ad hoc networks.

A surface mail delivered questionnaire was expected to reduce such bias, provide anonymity, and not be tainted with direct connection to the care provider.