Sentences with phrase «keeping confidential»

«We've created a central dashboard that can be tailored to show only pertinent information to specific users that helps them improve work output while keeping confidential information secure.

Keeping confidential information safe in a business as sensitive as law will only be more vital in years to come.

I will be keeping a confidential record of contributors.

While the use of connected devices is not completely risk free, they can also be extremely useful in keeping confidential school information important private and secure.

Users have only reported positive experiences for the app when it comes to keeping confidential information protected.

There has been considerable discussion over how a petitioner might include proprietary information while keeping it confidential and the materials subcommittee recently submitted a recommendation on this topic.

Anything within their legal rights will be made transparent, only keeping confidential any Amazon information (their more secretive parent company) that is considered proprietary, as well as complying with the appropriate employee data guidelines.

At issue for Netflix was whether the requested numbers — which it considers to be highly sensitive competitive secrets — would be kept confidential if supplied.

In the case described here, it is almost certainly the case that the children interviewed, and their parents, would have been assured that while the researchers would of course eventually make public the aggregate results of their research, the raw data — the interview transcripts that Philip Morris seems to be seeking — would of course be kept confidential.

«If you really want to be safe, keep confidential information off your service provider and back it up to an external hard drive the old - fashioned way,» Gartner analyst Avivah Litan says.

Another way good businesses care for their employees is to keep confidential things confidential, as required by the Privacy Rule of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (known more commonly as HIPPA).

Most of the agreement's details between the The Metlakatla (MET» - la - CAT» - la) Governing Council and the Petronas - led company are being kept confidential.

A person familiar with the matter disclosed the names of these five new investors on condition of anonymity because their identities have been kept confidential.

We also ensured that team members» responses were kept confidential and that no coercion was employed by managers.

We've done many other similar engagements, like annual conferences, staff training, onboarding videos, and sales training that our clients keep confidential.

That lawsuit was settled out of court (the terms were kept confidential), but more followed.

In a tweet Tuesday, Uber's PR department wrote that the full report was kept confidential to protect the privacy of sources who came forward.

Specifically, the sentence appears under Recommendation 5, which reviews a particular dilemma: that the Library of Parliament keeps confidential its dealings with parliamentarians, while the Parliamentary Budget Officer, which technically operates within the Library, makes its reports public.

* All your information will be kept confidential.

This time, she was taken from her residence before dawn by armed men, according to sources whose names are being kept confidential for their safety.

Disclosures made privately indicate an intent that such communications be kept confidential and may be immune from disclosure in a court of law.

Shall I keep confidential information that threatens the integrity of the worshiping community or the safety of the gathered people?

Should, for instance, a pastor keep confidential the confession of a colleague who says he lied about his credentials to secure a pastorate?

Your name will be kept confidential and pastors of all denominations (and none) are welcome.

«Treasury Wine Estates announced... that it has received another indicative, non-binding and conditional proposal at a price of $ 5.20 per share from a global private equity investor who at this time wishes to have its identity kept confidential,» said Deutsche Bank

«Because Swinburne University is acting as an independent research provider, all industry stakeholders can be assured their data will be kept confidential and not shared in any manner that can be linked to a specific business,» explains Associate Professor Mascitelli.

You should take all necessary steps to ensure that the password is kept confidential and secure and should inform us immediately if you have any reason to believe that your password has become known to anyone else, or if the password is being, or is likely to be, used in an unauthorised manner.

The ballot was tallied by BDO USA, LLP and kept confidential until the announcement at the Gold & Silver Plate Celebration on May 20.

All we have are bits and pieces of the story, and maybe some of it is kept confidential.

All responses will be kept confidential.

The survey will take about 40 - 45 minutes to complete, and all of your answers will be kept confidential.

Approximately 45 % of families at UVWS receive a tuition adjustment, which is based on financial need and kept confidential.

Robin Kaplan: Absolutely, and the nice thing about is that when you call everything is kept confidential so, it's not like your names gonna be put out there.

Such advisory opinions are kept confidential by the committee, and Crowley spokesman Alex Florez refused to say whether his boss sought or received one.

Lippman said there are many reasons why a grand jury's proceedings should be kept confidential including preventing a subject from fleeing prosecution and encourage witnesses who are reluctant to talk.

The measure would require that all personal information, including address, sexual orientation, race and religion, be kept confidential and be monitored by a separate city division.

Any information you report will be kept confidential.

She would be kept confidential.

A spokesman added: «We requested the meeting was kept confidential for operational reasons.»

The state Committee on Open Government has said that while part, or all, of ethics board investigations into complaints can be blacked out or kept confidential, meeting records still must be made public.

If certain information should not be disclosed, the County Attorney shall prepare the report so that as much of the report as prudent can be made public with only protected material kept confidential; and it is

All calls can be kept confidential.

Both prominent Democrats were delegates to the convention and insisted that their names be kept confidential for fear of retaliation by Cuomo.

Referrals made by the board are required to be kept confidential, but the memo from enforcement counsel Risa Sugarman was posted on the Daily News» website last month.

The City Bar argued that New York should follow the lead of the other states, particularly California and Washington, which have created independent entities to determine whether an exception is warranted under particular cases or whether certain information should be kept confidential in a case of extreme hardship that would not violate the public interest.

Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, has admitted that the more than $ 130,000 secret settlement to women who had accused Lopez of sexual harassment should not have been kept confidential.

She would also issue an opinion explaining her analysis — all of which would be kept confidential for another week to allow for any appeals.

Venditto's court papers say Mei had been wearing a wire for four months when the town interviewed him in June 2015 — and argues he was in the process of making a deal with the government and not a client anticipating that a meeting with corporate counsel would be kept confidential.

Although the platforms stress that reviews are anonymous and the reviewers» identities are kept confidential, students and postdocs worry that negative reviews could be linked to them and fear the repercussions that may result, Khong says.

Export licences are now kept confidential, but he proposes that they should be made public after, say, a year.