Sentence examples for in breach of data from inspiring English sources

The review said this was wrong and "may have been in breach of data processing principles".

Campaigners and lawyers have expressed concern at how the software could be used to monitor innocent parties such as protesters in breach of data protection legislation.

In their early-day motion, the MPs expressed concern that "following peaceful and orderly demonstrations management have undertaken covert surveillance and recording of workers, which raises concerns about blacklisting and is in breach of data protection laws".

The PDSA, which "provides free veterinary services for the pets of needy owners", was alleged to have sold Rae's details 10 times but said it was not in breach of data protection rules.

The proposals come after a series of news reports in the Daily Mail that revealed private companies have been selling the details of people's pension pots, in breach of data protection law.

Its UK healthcare division carries out large numbers of contracts for the NHS, and in 2012 was criticised after accidentally sending personal medical files on 600,000 patients to the US, in breach of data protection laws.

The social network hit out at the report commissioned by the Belgian data protection authority, which found Facebook in breach of European data privacy laws, saying that the report "gets it wrong multiple times in asserting how Facebook uses information".

At first, the European Commission argued that surrendering such information would be in breach of European data protection law.

But the BBC Trust requested the NAO not reveal total talent costs for each event, which it said could "constitute disclosure of talent fees for individuals which would be in breach of the data protection act".

This issue is in the spotlight, because France's data privacy authority has accelerated the demand, first made by European agencies last November, for Google to decouple links found to be in breach of European data protection law from individual name searches on Google.com, rather than just Google's indices that are targeted to Europe – Google.fr, Google.de and so on.

In response to the ruling, Facebook asserts that it isn't in breach of E.U. data protection law.