Sentences with phrase «citing federal privacy»
Some lenders, citing federal privacy rules, have been refusing to give a copy to agents, but panelists said there's no reason agents can't go to buyers directly and ask for a copy from them.
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Citing federal privacy laws, the school superintendent won't say whether any policies will change, but the matter could come up this week when the Greene County School Board meets.
The Parking Authority did not answer our many questions regarding its parking signs, and cited federal privacy laws in denying our Right to Know inquiry requesting specific information about tickets issued last year.
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Runcie, citing federal student privacy laws, declined to discuss the suspect's school record.
Broward Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie wouldn't discuss Cruz's school records, citing a federal law that protects student privacy, but said he didn't think providing Cruz with more school services would have prevented the shooting.
She cited the Federal Driver Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) as the reason she was unable to provide information regarding this license plate.
Clement orders examination of federal social media information gathering, cites privacy concerns, Vancouver Sun
Comment: One commenter stated that just the development and documentation of new health information policies and procedures (which would require an analysis of the federal regulations and state law privacy provisions), would cost far more than the $ 396 cited in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking as the average start - up cost for small businesses.
Aaron Billger, a spokesman for Highmark, couldn't comment on Cook's specific case, citing federal medical privacy laws, but said members had the right to appeal claims decisions.
The US Federal Trade Commission took the unusual step of announcing on Monday that it had opened an investigation into the company — which it generally only does in cases of great public interest — citing media reports that raise what it called «substantial concerns about the privacy practices of Facebook.»
v3.co.uk - The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into Facebook, citing media reports that have raised «substantial concerns about the privacy practices» following the Cambridge Analytica affair.
The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into Facebook, citing media reports that have raised «substantial concerns about the privacy practices» following the Cambridge Analytica affair.
They are saying some lenders and title agents cite concerns with federal privacy rules and simply won't do it.