Sentence examples for extend this obligation from inspiring English sources

What became clear in these discussions is that MalariaGEN researchers considered themselves under an obligation to protect individuals and communities, and deliberated whether it would be possible and desirable to extend this obligation to other data users.

Some states extend this obligation to citizens who have witnessed abuse.

Indeed, the Parliament's version of 14(h) extends this obligation to include information relating to: 'the existence of certain processing activities and operations for which a personal data impact assessment has indicated that there may be a high risk'.

Energy suppliers have obligations now to improve the energy efficiency of all homes, and today we've said we'll extend that obligation beyond 2012.

While European lawmakers are trying to limit cybercrime, the plan  has generated controversy because it would extend the obligation to report data breaches beyond traditional compilers of customer databases — telephone, transport and utility companies.

While European lawmakers are trying to limit cybercrime, the plan by Mrs. Kroes has generated controversy because it would extend the obligation to report data breaches beyond traditional compilers of customer databases — telephone, transport and utility companies.

"It's such a fundamentally important issue that business is happy to extend the obligation for firms to release staff for governor duties to be widened to academies and free schools," Neil Carberry, CBI director for employment and skills policy, said.

However, other analysts extend the obligation to the disclosure of individual research results, especially where these results are perceived to have clinical relevance.

Anti-corruption organizations called for the commission to extend the obligations to make companies disclose all of the jurisdictions their money flows through, to avoid the complication of defining what a tax haven is.

Member States may extend these obligations to cover disputes involving other end-users.

The government is trying to rectify that, too: a fresh set of reforms, passed in July, extended the obligation to provide a pension to firms employing three or more people.