Sentence examples for protection as required from inspiring English sources

All this combined can ensure a high level of protection, as required by the recital 10 of the Personal Data Protection Directive and the Court of Justice of European Union (CJEU) in recent cases concerning personal data protection, e.g. Google Spain case C-131/12, Rynes case C-212/13, and Schrems Case C-362/14.

We have been successfully trading for 10 years and we have full financial protection arrangements as required by European law.

This study was performed according to the stipulations of the Declaration of Helsinki and the level of protection of confidentiality concerning the protection of personal data as required by Spanish laws (LOPD 15/1999) was ensured.

Afghan girls' education requires protection, as well as progress.

The results revealed that within the watershed, the forest and soil conditions need a considerable plan for improvement in order to maintain the ecosystem whereas the surface water quality, groundwater quality and the agricultural conditions requires protection as well as enhancement in certain areas.

Results suggest beneficial effects of many commercial educational and informational children's television programs as well as the value of protections, such as requiring broadcasters to provide 3 h of educational and informational programs each week, to ensure that educational television programs survive in the competitive market place.

One of the odinist-Americans' arguments was that they were being denied equal protection of the law as required by the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

His most important opinion, given for the court in Yick Wo v. Hopkins (1886), held that even a law fair and impartial on its face was unconstitutional if it was administered in such a way as to deprive citizens of the equal protection of the laws as required by the 14th Amendment.

Degarelix has an immediate onset of action with no need for clinical flare protection with an antiandrogen as required in some patients treated with GnRH agonists.

State officials said the Senecas' proposal did not contain any protections for labor unions, as required by a law enacted last October.

Thus, the removal of tissue samples from these cervids did not require specific approval by animal protection institutions or ethic committees as required for experiments in animals.