However, similar to attributes and policies in the policy tree, the tenant can regard certain obligations as sensitive and thus, obligations should be incorporated in the process of policy federation as well.
"I'm a high-profile person, and I should have been more sensitive to my obligations and responsibilities," he told Judge Brown.
"I have seen a range of statements by the prime minister which indicates he is well aware of his obligations for sensitive and secure information being transmitted across a range of platforms … including government systems and his own".
Allen (1988) and Moore (2003) are especially sensitive to the ways obligations from different cultures affect perceptions of privacy.
In this most sensitive area, the school's obligation is its duty of care for the student's safety.
Certainly, employers have an obligation to be sensitive about their relationship with their employees — and we emphasize that with every business for whom we provide services.
Journalists have the obligation to be sensitive to the moment and to know what should go to print and what to leave behind.
"When it comes to privacy, the United States' approach has been to provide protection for certain categories of information that are deemed sensitive and then impose some obligation not to disclose unless certain conditions are met".
Under the British law, the Committee can request information relevant to its work, but the request can be denied if the information is "sensitive". The government has no obligation to disclose information on its own.
First, because the OPM and its contractors violated their obligation to keep sensitive personal information safe and secure, unions representing federal employees should organize their members and join forces with the other victims of this hack to file a class-action suit against the agency and its contractors.
We have honored and repaid that trust, guarding sensitive information and fulfilling the obligations associated with our security clearances.
