Sentences with phrase «reasons of confidentiality»

Tobok wouldn't identify the company for reasons of confidentiality.

Victims are allowed to be present at all stages of the case except for reasons of confidentiality.

For reasons of confidentiality, we refer to this district as the Studyville School District, a medium - sized school system in a northeastern urban center with roughly 20,000 students and 1,600 teachers.

For reasons of confidentiality, her story is recounted by an actor.

For obvious reasons of confidentiality I won't discuss the specific health concerns or goals my clients and I worked through but it was an amazing learning process and I've been witness to some incredible transformations!

The hospitals have not been identified in the text for reasons of confidentiality.

For reasons of confidentiality, these repeated events are not identified on the SMMIS database.

For example, a client might already have 10 candidates in mind but, for reasons of confidentiality, needs to hire a middleman to approach them.

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In addition to the training and awareness of relevant legal, tax and accounting considerations, a good reason to use a broker is to protect your anonymity and confidentiality.

4.2.6 — The Customer is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of his / her Bitit Account and password and for restricting access to his / her computer to prevent unauthorised access to his / her Bitit Account and should inform Bitit immediately if he / she has any reason to believe that his / her password has become known to anyone else, or if the password is being, or is likely to be, used in an unauthorised manner.

There may be, as Sissela Bok puts it, «reasons sufficient to override the force of all these premises, as when secrecy would allow violence to be done to innocent persons» («The Limits of Confidentiality,» The Hastings Center Report [February 1983], p. 26).

A DPI spokesman would not reveal the name or location of the fined piggery «for confidentiality reasons», but it is understood to be a small operation with about 12 animals.

In addition, Innovative Dining Group may disclose personally identifiable information about you to other companies or individuals in the following circumstances: - Innovative Dining Group utilizes third party service providers to provide products, services or functions on IDG's behalf (such as sending emails or processing credit cards or fulfilling orders placed online) and asks these service providers to agree to maintain the confidentiality of your personally identifiable information and not to use your personally identifiable information for any reason except to carry out the purpose (s) for which we retained them; - Innovative Dining Group needs to protect its legal rights (e.g., if Innovative Dining Group is trying to collect money you owe); - Innovative Dining Group must comply with applicable laws, regulations or legal or regulatory processes; - Innovative Dining Group has reason to believe that someone may be causing injury to someone or interfering with - In connection with a sale, merger, transfer, exchange or other disposition of all or a portion of the business conducted by the web site.

Though these coordinators didn't want to be named for confidentiality reasons, they said that, at its best, Prevent worked to «mentor and give confidence to vulnerable young men and women, who are susceptible to all forms of threats».

(Because UK government contracts are routinely kept secret, for reasons, the government claims, of commercial confidentiality, i.e. to protect the commercial interests of the contractors, we are unlikely to ever know the detailed terms of this arrangement, such as who was responsible for deciding whether it was the contractor's «fault», and on what basis).

(Because UK government contracts are routinely kept secret for reasons of commercial confidentiality, i.e. to protect the commercial interests of the contractors, we are unlikely to ever know the detailed terms of this arrangement, such as who was responsible for deciding whether it was the contractor's «fault», and on what basis).

Bradt said he's heard that two major brownfield projects might be on tap this year, but he declined to identify them for reasons of applicant confidentiality.

«I know it's sort of frustrating sometimes to journalists — you guys all want to know everything — but there are really important reasons for confidentiality when there's an investigation,» he said.

Because of the confidentiality of sexually transmitted diseases, dating web sites offer us no longer have to worry about embarrassing someone said that we STD, only to find that they reject you for that very reason.

What I did not do, however, was conduct any direct analyses of any of the state's actual data, yet, and for a variety of reasons (e.g., these data are a part of a lawsuit, and I am on the «wrong side,» there are standard data procedural and confidentiality agreements that take considerable time to secure, there is a certain timeline in place).

Our company has 100 % privacy and confidentiality secrecy and it is the reason why thousands of students in need of homework help in science trusted us for years.

And finally about, you know, through the course of this time, some people at the Humane Society and friends of theirs were — they wouldn't tell us who the person was because of confidentiality reasons — but started telling us some information about where that this person had been trapping.

The Tate, which cited «commercial confidentiality» as a reason not to disclose details of BP sponsorship, must now release the relevant information within 35 days.

It will take a bit of time to dig out and verify the rest of the data, there's a few I can't release for confidentiality reasons, I'll get back to you as soon as I can get those sorted out».

You're confusing the reasons for confidentiality of the reviewers, which is to protect the process, from confidentiality of the reviews, which is to prevent other people from «jacking» an idea from another set of authors and publish it themselves while the original work is still in the review process.

49 Any acceptance of confidentiality provisions must be for good reasons and capable of being justified to the Commissioner.

Questions about the confidentiality of a firm's e-mail might be another reason for a client to avoid a lawyer using one of these services.

There are compelling reasons for preserving the confidentiality of communications between the father and his doctor or therapist.

I negotiated much higher settlements for my clients for other types of injuries, but because of client confidentiality and other ethical reasons, I prefer not to list them here.

So, for confidentiality reasons, I can't share some of the exciting ideas I've heard, but let me make a suggestion that dawned on me today during lunch.

While Justice Stinson agreed with the Master that lawyers should be permitted to share resources for economic reasons, ``... those arrangements must take into account the need to preserve public confidence in the administration of justice by implementing in advance measures that will protect client confidentiality...»

Referring to the reasons of privacy and confidentiality which are perceived to underpin the choice of arbitration, Mance LJ noted that CPR 62.10 — which provides that hearings of an arbitration claim may be in public or private — was simply a starting point.

I suspect that in many countries where you have some protection from being fired without a good reason, breach of this confidentiality would give the company that good reason.

Guest columnist Anastasia Konina, writing recently in the online journal Jurist, says: «the proposed system of consumer rights enforcement has been heavily criticized for a number of reasons, such as «putting efficiency above judicial scrutiny,» loss of public access, pressure due to general confidentiality of ADR and ODR proceedings and banning access to courts.»

LexMeet has the right to limit, suspend, discontinue or deny your access to and use of the Services at any time, and without notice, to anyone who violates these Terms of Use as LexMeet considers appropriate or necessary in its sole discretion, including but not limited to (1) security reasons (2) alleged or suspected breach of these Terms of Use, or (3) the protection of intellectual property (4) violation of confidentiality.

For privacy and confidentiality reasons, I don't think its wise to keep a lot of sensitive information on a portable device, so the easy ability to move documents in and out is important.

Such circumstances include those in which the personal information can not be separated from the records of others, can not be disclosed for reasons of personal security or commercial confidentiality or is protected by professional standards relating to confidentiality or solicitor - client privilege.

The EAT concluded that the tribunal had also erred in concluding that the reason for the breach of confidentiality was the claimant's religious belief.

On the issue of confidentiality, while the Court was mindful of the important reasons underlying the principle of open court, it felt that the privacy interests of the applicant (given the sensitive nature of the proceedings and the evidence) outweighed the interests of the public, and felt that the issuance of written reasons (with identities concealed) would satisfy any public need.

We also have some clients who schedule important meetings on sensitive matters outside of Ukraine for confidentiality reason and London serves that purpose perfectly well.»

So long as client confidentiality is preserved and client needs remain paramount there is no reason why every step of a person's engagement with the legal system can not be made more affordable and accessible through the use of technology.

In reasons for judgement released this week the BC Court of Appeal discussed physician patient confidentiality and the limited basis for disrupting this.

But I recall that in my Koncision research, I came up with an even more immediate reason for not drafting Koncision's confidentiality - agreement template so as to allow the drafter to preclude the disclosing party from seeking consequential damages: If the recipient discloses confidential information other than as provided in the contract, any damages that the disclosing party suffers would likely consist of consequential damages.

The Law Society reserves the right to redact submissions at its discretion, for reasons including the protection of confidentiality, copyright, and brevity.

Our experience includes advising on the following (for reasons of client confidentiality we are unable to disclose the names of a number of our clients):

In the NPRM we proposed to permit covered health care providers and health plans to deny an individual access to inspect and copy protected health information about them for five reasons: (1) a licensed health care professional determined the inspection and copying was reasonably likely to endanger the life or physical safety of the individual or another person; (2) the information was about another person (other than a health care provider) and a licensed health care professional determined the inspection and copying was reasonably likely to cause substantial harm to that other person; (3) the information was obtained under a promise of confidentiality from someone other than a health care provider and the inspection and copying was likely to reveal the source of the information; (4) the information was obtained by a covered provider in the course of a clinical trial, the individual agreed to the denial of access in consenting to participate in the trial, and the trial was in progress; and (5) the information was compiled in reasonable anticipation of, or for use in, a legal Start Printed Page 82555proceeding.

Just as a prospective client who obtains a lawyer's phone number from a Yellow Pages ad should have no expectation of confidentiality when leaving a voicemail message for a lawyer, the Virginia Bar reasoned that there ordinarily should be no expectation of confidentiality in an email message sent from a website.

The Committee determined that for confidentiality reasons, it is unwise to «cc» one's client in on all but purely administrative emails, such as notifications of future court dates: «Recognizing the obligation to protect a client's secrets and confidences, it is not advisable for a lawyer to «cc» their client in a message to opposing counsel concerning the subject of the representation or any other matter that may give rise to a response that could reveal a client confidence or secret.»

Employers rarely ask on - job professional references for a number of reasons; confidentiality being one of them.

Maintain appropriate documentation of procedures in the electronic medical record; record reason for visit and other pertinent medical history while maintaining confidentiality.