Sentence examples for data rules that from inspiring English sources

State laws put heavy restrictions on what can be done with voter data; rules that may not apply to the general public who can now just readily download hundreds of thousands of voter records.

His praise for Europe's tough data rules — that have so far been considered detrimental to the company's business model — may either indicate a real strategy change or an effort to calm Europe's nervous regulators by promising eventual change.

However, the ruling could drive governments to push for data localization rules that would require companies to store data within their borders.

According to Inside U.S. Trade, trade office officials have said they would likely follow what the pharmaceutical industry wants on the extremely controversial issue of data exclusivity — rules that discourage generic production by keeping data proprietary, requiring generic manufacturers to re-do clinical trials.

That's on top of new data security rules that federal regulators are completing.

Moraes mentions the recent approval by the European parliament of an amended package of legislation that would overhaul EU data protection rules that date from 1995.

In May the EU published a reform of data protection rules that could see companies fined up to €20m, or 4% of global turnover, if they are found guilty of data negligence.

Online access to personal health and care records with an ability to share these electronically, sweeping aside some of the data protection rules that prevent co-ordination between organisations.

The father of a student who killed himself is calling for the relaxation of data protection rules that currently deter universities from alerting parents that their child has serious mental health problems.

"This would be a major step forward for consumer protection and competition and ensure Europe has data protection rules that are fit for purpose in the digital age," Jan Philipp Albrecht, a German politician who has campaigned for tougher penalties, said in a statement on Tuesday.

Days later, the European Union enacted sweeping new data protection rules that require companies be able to explain to consumers any automated decisions.