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According to some privacy specialists , P3 requires users to disclose privacy preferences when good privacy policies should provide meaningful information for users about Web site practices and not require users to disclose personal information . Students would first complete a Clarifying Table about their topic , and then , when writing their essays , use the completed Clarifying Tables as a guide for organizing their ideas and ensuring they discussed meaningful information in their social studies and literature-related writing assignments . It is intended to provide more meaningful information about students ' achievement . To meet this demand , high-resolution images of the scanned paper documents must be analyzed to extract the meaningful information that they contain , with an accuracy that fits the purpose for the desired application . In this case , itemization of the factual allegations and program participation requirements listed in the surveys would have provided no more meaningful information about the subject of Fairview 's appeal than the language actually used in the request . Over the last eight years , I have spent a fair amount of time working to promote improvements in financial disclosure practices so that shareholders and creditors receive more meaningful information about the extent and nature of the risks they incur . These multi-sensory books are designed to create an engaging experience and provide meaningful information for people of all abilities and ages . He uses it in his 200-student introductory psychology course and yields meaningful information on how well students are absorbing classroom material . It is desirable that " EIRs and negative declarations should be prepared as early as feasible in the planning process to enable environmental considerations to influence project program and design and yet late * 1359 enough to provide meaningful information for environmental assessment .... This means reporting more , better and more meaningful information about workloads and performance . Nonetheless , there appears to be a consensus that empirical hedonic analysis does provide meaningful information for inferring the value consumers place on quality changes , and the estimates from hedonic regressions can be reliably used to make quality adjustments to price indices ( Triplett ( 1988 ) , ( 1990 ) ) . In making this recommendation , the Panel points to the already abundant information organizations supply on the IRS tax return and argues that " because of the diversity of the sector and the subjective nature of performance measures , requiring more detailed statements of the performance measures would not provide meaningful information for the public or for regulators .