Sentence examples for release of sensitive records from inspiring English sources

Lords committee seeks dramatic reduction of intrusion into private life Fears that use of personal notes may see widespread release of sensitive records Police should use common sense, not 'waste time' on trivial offences, says Grieve David Cameron delivered a fresh salvo on Gordon Brown's handling of the economy, comparing the Prime Minister to the Luftwaffe during the Second World War.

A group calling itself the "Dark Overlord" says it hacked into school districts in several states, released student data and threatened violence in recent weeks, and the Education Department — in an apparent reference to the hackers — issued a warning of a "new threat" from criminals who vowed to release sensitive records unless extortion demands were met.

Further, if police footage is treated as a traditional public record under state FOIA laws, departments may be faced with a choice between costly redaction, risking the release of sensitive footage, or scuttling a program altogether.

Nor was the public release of sensitive information an issue.

In another case, an "anonymous discloser" complained about the release of sensitive information to the media.

It has asked the Coast Guard, which has jurisdiction under the act, to review the public release of "sensitive security information".

They have done so without a single security issue or release of sensitive information.

A data breach at Equifax caused the release of sensitive personal information on 143 million Americans.

The recent release of sensitive emails between power players inside Sony Pictures has sent shockwaves through the Hollywood community.

"The selective release of sensitive information that we have seen in this case so far is troubling to me.

It takes a while to make sense of that much raw field reporting, and 15,000 sensitive records are yet to be released.