Sentence examples for definition of personal from inspiring English sources
To achieve this, the Data Protection Directive incorporates a very broad definition of "personal data," so the highest possible number of persons can be considered "data controllers".
If the legal definition of personal data is interpreted referentially, much of the data about persons would be unprotected; that is the processing of this data would not be constrained on moral grounds related to privacy or personal sphere of life.
Secondly, we need a broad definition of personal data.
By the way, a similar issue exists in the U.S. Take the definition of "personal information".
The case turned on how the definition of "personal information" should be interpreted under the Privacy Act.
The commission also has proposed modifying its definition of personal information that can be collected from youth.
There are an incredible number of talented and imaginative singer-songwriters today who have altered those old definitions of personal perspective in their songs, among them Rufus Wainwright, MeShell N'Degeocello, Beth Orton, Aimee Mann, Lucinda Williams, Elliott Smith, Ani DiFranco and Ben Harper.
There are loads of definitions of personal space; it's even been estimated in inches how close people are allowed to get to those around them.
In great part this difference stems from the fact that Chuck and Janet are digital immigrants, while their grandkids and the 20-somethings one table over are all digital natives -- different generations divided by different definitions of personal respect, attentiveness, interpersonal communication and what constitutes a meaningful relationship.
Alcohol intoxication may threaten social capital by resulting in behavior considered incompatible with cultural definitions of personal responsibility.
Furthermore, health privacy statutes and regulations in multiple jurisdictions, including the US Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule and the Ontario Personal Health Information Act (PHIPA) only consider identity disclosure in their definitions of personal health information.
