Sentence examples for protection implications from inspiring English sources

Both European privacy authorities and US legislators have demanded clarification from the company about the data protection implications of its Google Glass head-mounted system, which can take pictures and video without onlookers knowing.

"These concerns include the scope and proportionality, privacy and data protection implications and the technical feasibility.

Females who perpetrated violence in the community have important mental health and public protection implications.

Their arguments move to the policy and specific radiation protection implications of a risk relationship that is linear without threshold.

We know the impact of AIDS on education, its social protection implications and it's repercussions in maternal and child health," said Pakkala.

A patient safety/lung protection implication involves continuous surveillance of Pplt by using the ƬE method.

The data adequacy determination requirement and concerns over issues of data privacy and consumer protection have implications for cross-border electronic delivery of health services to the EU by non-member countries such as India and raise issues of level playing field vis-à-vis member countries.

Quantifying the protective capacity of a soil requires a careful consideration of all mechanisms of protection and the implications of experimental procedures.

In evaluating these new services, the CPUC is seeking comment on issues related to "consumer protection and safety implications of the new methods for arranging transportation services; whether and how the new transportation business models differ from longstanding forms of ridesharing; and the new transportation business models' potential impact on insurance and transportation access".

We are beginning also to see real green shoots in social protection with huge implications for families and their ability to look after children.

I aim to present the public with a series of complex dilemmas about children needing protection and, by implication, ask what should be done.