right to privacy , także: right of privacy

Does he believe in a right to privacy or not?

Even people in the public eye have a right to privacy.

"Just as important is the right to privacy in this country."

She had the right to privacy, but nobody else did.

In any given instance, is the national interest more important than the individual's right to privacy?

Because that's the right to privacy, and I support that.

But that makes the right to privacy subject to the will of the majority.

But in itself the right to privacy is no argument at all.

These were all based on the concept of a right to privacy.

Congress tried last week to balance a woman's right to privacy against her child's health.

I think there is a certain right to privacy that we should respect.

Someone was going to have to speak to him about his neighbours' right to privacy.

Being a medical person, I felt that the sick have a right to privacy.

This act gives the right to privacy to individuals from age 12 through 18.

The right to privacy is a highly developed area of law in Europe.

Women indeed have reproductive rights and a right to privacy.

"But our rights to privacy in this context are not clear."

All people deserve a right to privacy, perhaps more so than the President.

And the people I consult in the course of my research have a right to privacy.

We wouldn't get into the whole muddy issue of children's rights to privacy.

Many people in public life are very vocal about their right to privacy.

I don't want to see the argument made that there is no right to privacy on the Court.

"I'd like to think that I would respect other people's rights, especially their right to privacy."

I believe that the Constitution does protect the right to privacy.

Here, sometimes even toddlers are thought to have a right to privacy.