Sentence examples for the sensitive records from inspiring English sources

That breach compromised the sensitive records of not just federal employees and contractors but also their families and friends.

NSLs have allowed the FBI to run rampant, demanding the sensitive records of innocent people in complete secrecy, avoiding the constitution's carefully designed system of checks and balances, without ever appearing before a federal judge," Merrill, now 42, told the Guardian.

Some optogenetic applications, however, require the use of high-current LED drivers which can generate a strong electrical interference to the sensitive recording amplifiers.

From 1981, when the Presidential Records Act went into effect, until Mr. Bush issued his order, a citizen could request to review some presidential papers five years after the end of a presidency, or ask for all but the most sensitive records after 12 years.

It comes after the council was found to have breached the Data Protection Act earlier this year after sensitive records relating to the care of a young child were lost.

Mr. Cohen accused The New York Times and The Times Union of Albany in particular of being in a "race to the bottom" to publish recent articles about how the governor's staff handled sensitive records at the State Archives.

A council breached the Data Protection Act after sensitive records relating to the care of a young child were lost, an investigation has ruled.

The sedimentary rocks provide sensitive records of differential basement subsidence, the geomorphic evolution of the peripheral orogenic belts, fluctuations of sea level, and climatic changes related in part to latitudinal continental drift.

In doing this, you'd conform to the common practice of unsealing sensitive records after the deaths of those who might be discomfited by them.

The state of Oregon sued the DEA last November, arguing that the PDMP system was specifically designed to keep law enforcement from viewing patients' sensitive records, and the ACLU jumped in on the side of privacy rights a few months later.

The rules the FISC had imposed to limit access to this vast trove of sensitive records, as the understandably irate opinion put it, "have been so frequently and systematically violated that it can fairly be said that this critical element of the overall regime has never functioned effectively".