Sentence examples for valid privacy from inspiring English sources

I had to figure out how to deal with something I didn't know, which was this very valid privacy issue — with women's shelters, doctors and the police — and we figured it out.

He says P3P doesn't make the list of valid privacy solutions.

It is therefore incumbent upon the legislature to craft appropriate boundaries that strike a balance between the valid needs of governmental authorities and the equally valid privacy demands of Internet users.

That being said, if we as a city government are going to dive in to that policy area of data sharing, I would feel more comfortable knowing that we had a larger policy discussion in the long-term about when we do that and when we don't, so we set parameters to make sure we are really protecting the valid privacy and security rights of our residents.

Nine states originally signed up for this ill-conceived and astoundingly intrusive facet of the Race to the Top grant competition, yet all, but New York dropped out of the program because of valid privacy concerns.

Three Liechtenstein-registered companies held a further 32.7%, represented by Herbert Batliner, who runs one Liechtenstein's leading trust companies.Doubtless Mr Batliner represents many people who have valid reasons for privacy.

Justice Breyer said it was at least open to argument whether people had a valid expectation of privacy that when they took a long hot bath, that fact would not be disclosed to the world by the use of a thermal imaging device.

Then we draw the lessons of this legal analysis for the design of a valid architecture based on Privacy Agents.

But the recent trend of the press to intrude into the private lives of innocent individuals in the name of 'getting the story' demonstrates the dwindling interest in the equally valid constitutional right to privacy.

Those privacy concerns are valid — but are they the only reasons to resist popping an "Amber Alert" around your child's neck, even at Disney World?

To Goodwins, therefore, King's concerns about privacy invasion seem quite valid.