Sentence examples for willfully share from inspiring English sources

Then, of course, companies must evaluate how to respect user privacy, and take advantage only of the information that customers willfully share.

Just like its GMail counterpart, DLP for Drive will ensure that employees don't mistakenly (or willfully) share sensitive data with anybody outside the company.

Participation also empowers an influential group of content ambassadors who broaden the reach of their own personal and media brands and associated stories by willfully sharing and introducing links to their personal network.

Data Sharing: It's no secret anymore that Facebook willfully shares your data with every company under the sun.

Worse yet, trusted members of the organization could be willfully and maliciously downloading and sharing sensitive scouting information to people outside the network.

From all sides, your compromise will be attacked as the work of a man unwilling to pay his fair share of burdens he willfully imposes on others, of a man who's not even cognizant of his actions when he ducks those burdens.

This will be the first year I willfully and intentionally do not pay my full share of income tax.

A spokesman said Mr. Bush did not want to share a forum with someone who had "willfully and repeatedly done great harm to the interests of the United States".

Most famously, the mysterious, occasionally brutal door policy at the city's popular and willfully hedonistic Berghain has pumped more than its fair share of rejection stories into the world, quizzically documented at length in the wider media, only strengthening the club's appeal over the past decade.

The U.S. has completed negotiations on an agreement that will grant EU citizens the right to seek reparation in U.S. courts if personal data their home countries share with the U.S. government for law enforcement purposes is willfully disclosed.

Adam B at the Daily Kos writes that the "conservative activist Supreme Court" erred by brushing off the 15,000 pages of evidence establishing discriminatory practices in jurisdictions covered by Section 4. (Matt Berreto shares more evidence of voting discrimination that Chief Justice Roberts willfully ignored).