Sentence examples for sort of privacy from inspiring English sources

There can be no retreat into the sort of privacy or luxury which other widows have accomplished; the struggle beckons.

The report said the United States did not guarantee the same sort of privacy as found in Union members.

Most of the tabloids' worst excesses in hounding people are clearly illegal, and Britain already has a sort of privacy law, via the 1998 Human Rights Act.

He added that "it is hard to imagine what would motivate anyone to undertake this sort of privacy attack in the real world".

If you opt for one of the quieter hotels you can get the sort of privacy that almost always comes at a hefty premium.

But since such trail data can be retrieved, transmitted to the Internet, and even subpoenaed by the government, this raises the most extreme sort of privacy issues.

We want to see inside of Bieber; and until we invent some sort of privacy-invading X-Ray machine, seeing his dick is as close as we're gonna get.

Using a partial DNA match this way could raise all sorts of privacy and civil liberties issues if not carefully controlled.

The next wave of computing does not step away from the consumer Internet so much as build on it for different uses (posing some of the same sorts of privacy and civil liberties concerns).

But word of the data quickly spread through the blog circuit and began raising questions about what sorts of privacy consumers were entitled to when they used a search engine.

They will surely circumscribe their new domestic spooks with all sorts of privacy laws that will make their job extraordinarily difficult.As for profiling, an increasing number of people seem to think there is a big difference between policemen picking on speeding black drivers and spies targeting Arabs who might harbour plans to set off nuclear bombs.