Sentence examples for law for data from inspiring English sources
In the wake of the fatal police shooting of Sean Bell in November 2006, the New York Civil Liberties Union filed a request in court on Aug. 4 under the Freedom of Information law for data on the race of people shot by officers.
"There is a law for data protection, but no consequence if you break that law," Schrems told TechCrunch.
Based on the Dutch law for data protection, obtaining informed consent for this part of the data collection is not necessary.
The committee pointed out that the BARMER GEK, as a German statutory health insurance, is a non-profit organization that has the status of a non-departmental public body and underlies special restrictions by German law for data security and protection.
The rules, including the much-needed General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), were four years in the making and form the new backbone of laws for data regulators to pursue companies with heavy fines – as much as 4% of annual turnover for global companies – for incidents such as data breaches, which have become increasingly common.
Different countries have different policies and laws for data privacy.
Collecting evidence across multiple borders is time consuming and challenging, forcing investigators to navigate each country's laws for data privacy and information sharing.
Study data will be stored in a computer database, maintaining confidentiality in accordance with local laws for data protection.
Such a deal would prevent US companies that were operating inside the EU from being prosecuted by regulators or law officers for data breaches or claims of negligence in the host country, forcing European governments to pursue cases in the US courts.
The use cases are assessed against evaluation criteria derived from the relevant Cloud Computing law for the data processing of end-user details and materials, including roles and responsibilities necessary for legal compliance.
Based on the Dutch law for patient data protection, this study was exempt of formal medical-ethical approval by the Medical Ethical Committee University Medical Centre Utrecht.
