Sentence examples for judiciary data from inspiring English sources

The field-based track and trace staff began by locating participants by using an intensive search engine, contacting listed next of kin, checking judiciary data bases, canvassing last known address, and visiting neighbors adjacent to last known address.

The Argentine national court has written to the Swiss judiciary requesting data on the accounts.

"The weeklong shutdown put the entire judiciary's data communication network at risk," he wrote on June 15.

Even if Hungary changes its laws on the central bank, judiciary and data ombudsman, most of the autocratic structure that Orbán has built will remain in place.

Sensibilities over Hungary have been amplified by a broader showdown between the European authorities and Budapest over Mr. Orban's moves to increase his power over the central bank, the judiciary and the data protection authority.

And some governments can be persuaded — or perhaps required by their independent judiciaries — to treat data entrusted to the cloud with the same level of privacy protection as data held personally.

The Commission singled out the laws crushing the independence of the central bank, the judiciary and the ombudsman for data protection as the most egregious, but indicated that it was reviewing more laws as well.

The European Commission - the EU's executive arm - has opened legal proceedings against Hungary over reforms to its central bank, data protection and judiciary.

It competes directly with a bill emerging from the Senate judiciary committee that would end bulk data collection from Americans without individual warrants.

He invited Congress to make this judgment, saying it was better equipped than the judiciary to collect and evaluate the data bearing on such complex issues.

But its criticism has been focused narrowly, concerning aspects of the media law, measures on data protection and the judiciary, and some changes to the national central bank that also worry the International Monetary Fund.