Sentence examples for corporate contractual from inspiring English sources

For those who need to meet even stricter corporate, contractual and regulatory compliance requirements for data security, Amazon also recently introduced a dedicated (and pricey) Hardware Security Module for managing sensitive data and encryption keys in Amazon's cloud.

Amazon just announced the launch of CloudHSM, a new service that provides Amazon Web Services users who need to meet corporate, contractual and regulatory compliance requirements for data security a way to do so by using a dedicated Hardware Security Module (the 'HSM' in CloudHSM) within the Amazon cloud.

Last week Judge William Alsup ordered that Uber "exercise the full extent of [its] corporate, employment, contractual, and other authority" to force Levandowski to return any downloaded materials to Waymo.

"Big companies didn't only rely on safe harbour: they also rely on binding corporate rules and standard contractual clauses.

"As a reporter, it makes me slightly uncomfortable to have my corporate boss in a contractual deal with the object of my coverage," Mr. Savage said.

The court agreed with the challenge, invalidating Safe Harbor and leaving companies that had been relying on it to govern EU-US data transfers to fall back on alternative mechanisms, such as binding corporate rules and standard contractual clauses.

The court agreed with the challenge, invalidating Safe Harbor and leaving companies that had been relying on it to govern EU-US data transfers to fall back on alternative mechanisms, such as binding corporate rules and standard contractual clauses.

Rauterberg & Talley (2017) develop a data set of "corporate opportunity waivers" (COWs) — significant contractual modifications of fiduciary duties — sampled from SEC filings.

Two such alternatives include binding corporate rules (BCRs) and model contracts/model contractual clauses.

However, with the expansion of business scale, an enterprise gradually forms a stable bureaucracy, and corporate governance transitions from relational to contractual governance (Li and Chen 2005).

Following the demise of Safe Harbor, companies have been using a range of alternative mechanisms to govern personal data transfers, such as contractual clauses and binding corporate rules, so it remains to be seen whether there will be a rush to adopt the Privacy Shield or not.