Literally and figuratively, good fences can indeed make good neighbors. ... Sometimes it's a short, metal fence that's easily climbable. ... Some are there for privacy as well. ... Everyone in some way has their own personal fences. ... Our fences act as protection to us, emotionally and physically. ...
Policing agents no longer need to use methods of surveillance such as listening through walls, looking through windows and over fences, and even sitting in a suspect's garbage. ... Another very controversial issue is the right to privacy of citizens in their own homes. As citizens of Canada, we have the right to privacy and reserve the right that our privacy will be not be intruded upon. ... Therefore, officers can physically intrude on one's privacy for any reason they please. ... From the home owner's side, he had the right to privacy since he was in his own home. ...
In defense of why a wall should be maintained the farmer merely states his father's saying, "Good fences make good neighbors"(Frost 28). ... When questioned a second time he gave the same answer and again without giving the reason why fences make good neighbors. ... The farmer's mechanical repair of the fence is imagined in the eyes of the speaker as "an old-stone savage armed"(Stanford 40). ... Restrictions are needed in society and privacy is often sought in the safety of our walled homes. ...
When the system was first put into use, it was more revealing but the system has been updated for more privacy. ... One proposal was to build a privately funded border fence between the fences that was built by the government. Arizona came under fire for this and created a huge debate over building the fence. ... The Job of Border Patrol agents alone in Arizona cover over three hundred miles of border between Mexico and the United States where the government built some fence but it does not cover the whole border with miles of gaps in between points. ... Arizona is trying to pass a proposal ...
Gleason kept to himself and everyone in the neighborhood respected his privacy everyone expect my two best friends, Matt and PJ and me. ... Gleason's yard was all fenced in except for the driveway, which reminded me of a medieval fortress. Our explorations started out innocent; jumping over his fence and sneaking into his yard after he left for his Sunday drives, and then at night ringing his doorbell and running. ...
Armed guards patrolled the grounds surrounding each of the barracks and along the barbed wire fences enclosing the camps. In some cases the Japanese Americans were prohibited from being within ten feet of the fence. ... Privacy was violated by camp authorities and by the general design of the camp's buildings. ... Though the justification may sound acceptable all the housing was shabby, the bathroom without privacy, and the food wasn't too good. ...
Armed guards patrolled the grounds surrounding each of the barracks and along the barbed wire fences enclosing the camps. In some cases the Japanese Americans were prohibited from being within ten feet of the fence. ... Privacy was violated by camp authorities and by the general design of the camp's buildings. ... Though the justification may sound acceptable all the housing was shabby, the bathroom without privacy, and the food wasn't too good. ...
Little did Shepard know that within the next several hours he would be beaten with a pistol, hung on a fence, and waiting to die. ... Don't people understand that forcing women to carry to term is a violation on their freedom and privacy rights? ...
If the author got more into her work and actually took a side, which she kind of gets at in the end but stays more on the fence throughout the article, it would, in my mind, be a much stronger article. ... The author offers many websites that support her position: 1) AMA (pubs.ama-assn.org/ama_web.html) 2) California Health Care Foundation: E-Reports (ehealth.chcf.org) 3) Federal Trade Commission (www.ftc.gov) 4) Health on the Net Foundation (www.hon.ch) 5) Health Privacy Project (www.healthprivacy.org) 6) Internet Healthcare Coalition Draft Guidelines (www.ihealthcoalition.org/ethics/dr...
These men took him out to a split-rail fence, tortured him, then tied him put onto the fence, and left him for death. ... When the bikers first saw Matthew tied to the fence, they thought that Matthew was a scarecrow, but realized that it was a person. ... The Fifth, Fourteenth, and Ninth Amendments all state something about the right to privacy, and prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender religion and disability. ...
He also had a loving wife with whom he was about to raise a family with, in there nice house with the white picket fence. ... First he realizes the morning of the first day how degrading this experience is about to be, due to no privacy what so ever. ... Mourning one, day one, Ed realizes just as Louis did how degrading this experience is about to be with absolutely no privacy. Amusingly I got the most entertainment out of watching Ed in the times when he needed privacy the most. ...
Isn't there a point where the morality of mapping a persons entire physical and mental character becomes a violator of the personal privacy we all reserve the right to? ... Privacy and confidentiality of genetic information 3) Who owns and controls it? ... There is no doubt that the project can be seen from both sides of the fence. ... However, you are left to decide for yourself, what side of the fence you will be on....
The lesson that our schools should be teaching is respect for the Constitution and for students' dignity and privacy, not a willingness to treat cherished constitutional principles as mere platitudes."... Many people are still on the fence about the situation, it has two greatly arguable sides both with strong facts and opinion. ...
The Great Winter Chase It was a cold snowy morning of my sixth grade year. The sun had just come up and lit up the sparkling snowflakes that lay on the ground. School had been delayed due to the few inches of powdery snow that had fallen the night before. My brother Dave, my neighbor Ross, and...
Supreme Court upheld a Georgia law that made it a crime for two consenting adult men to have sex with each other in the privacy of their own home. Annie Proulx's story was first published in The New Yorker in 1997, a year before gay college student Matthew Sheppard was brutally tortured and murdered on a fence post-in Wyoming. ...
At small parties there isn't any privacy" "(58). ... He owns a beat-up, run down garage that's just squeaking by as this quote shows, "I followed him over a low, white-washed railroad fence, and we walked back a hundred yards along the road under Doctor Eckleburg's persistent stare one of the three shops was for rent and one was an all-night restaurant approached by a trail of ashes; the third was a garage-REPAIRS. ...
The American dream was marrying that "special" someone they've known all their lives, and settling down in that dream home with the white picket fence around it, to start, and raise a family. ... (Chase 14) Hardware and software vendors use 802.11 to develop wireless Ethernet cards, and the Wireless Equivalent Privacy (WEP) algorithm was designed to provide the same level of security for wireless devices as a physical network cable does. ...
"Men stood by their fences and looked at the ruined corn, drying fast now, only a little green showing through the film of dust. ... By chapter seventeen, communities have started to form as families camp together, and it becomes clear that each person has certain rights, such as a right to food, privacy, and nosiness. ...
He says, "There was no freedom, no privacy and no America. ... Camps were also fenced in, arranged in a block system of 14 barracks with one mess hall and guards in gun towers watched the perimeter of camps and shot those who tried to escape (Life in Japanese Internment Camps). ...
Their resistance was approximately 2,200 prisoners who were entrenched inside the prisons court yard, they had dug themselves in with trenches, electric fences and other defensive networks. ... They had very limited privacy rights as their mail would be screened for content, censorship of their reading material was also common. ...
What is Ethics? The answer to this question varies depending on to whom you ask the question. When asking this question, one person may define ethics using their own beliefs and values as a guideline while another person will answer differently depending on their beliefs and values. The following pa...
