Sentence examples for directive on data from inspiring English sources
The group's name comes from the E.U. directive on data protection that established it.
"The starting point is that the European directive on data protection does not extend to matters of public security," he said.
Safe harbour is an agreement between the European Union and the US that provides guidance for US firms on how to protect the personal data of EU citizens as required by the EU's directive on data protection.
One option being considered is to use a 2006 European Union directive on data retention, which was introduced in the aftermath of the London attacks in July 2005, but was never fully implemented.
In February the ECJ upheld an EU directive on data collection, using defence of the single market as justification for what looked to Germans like a public-security matter.
Late on Wednesday night it emerged that the French data protection authority, the CNIL, had written to the giant search engine company on 27 February and said: "Our preliminary analysis shows that Google's new policy does not meet the requirements of the [1995] European directive on data protection".
It is concerned that an EU directive on data-privacy and proposed rules on aircraft noise discriminate against American firms.
When adopting the directives on data protection and the network information security, the EU should consider the obligations of non-EU companies, operating on the EU market.
Health care professionals are more likely to respond to government-mandated directives on data reporting than to requests from the registries themselves.
As ethical requirements concerning recruitment of participants in clinical studies are now influenced by recent European directives on data privacy [ 21] and good clinical practice [ 33], surveys may be more frequently required to approach potential participants indirectly.
This paper discusses these issues in the context of the EU Water Framework Directive, drawing on data from recent experimental work and a new model (INCA-Chalk) that allows the impacts of different land use management practices to be explored.
