Sentence examples for protection supervisor from inspiring English sources

The Hamburg data protection supervisor, Johannes Caspar, expressed his disappointment.

"Yes, we share the basic idea of privacy," says Peter Hustinx, Europe's data protection supervisor.

Johannes Caspar, a data protection supervisor in Hamburg who is conducting the investigations into Google and Facebook, said his agency was trying to protect consumers from themselves.

The data protection supervisor in Hamburg, Johannes Caspar, had given Google until midnight Wednesday in Germany to surrender the data or risk unspecified sanctions.

Google disclosed the error after a data protection supervisor in Hamburg, Johannes Caspar, asked to look at the information Google had been collecting in Germany.

Peter Hustinx, the European data protection supervisor, said last Wednesday that European officials hoped to enact the law by next spring.

Having the student sign off on possible examiners is protection against supervisors or departments undermining a student's prospects by choosing unsuitable people.

William Grant, Assistant Supervisor for Protection and Security at Rockefeller Center, was in charge of channeling the line.

Along with our new approved child and family practitioner status for social workers dealing with the highest-risk areas of child protection, additional accreditation for supervisors, and the introduction of social work practice leaders, we're engaged in fundamental challenge and reform to frontline practice in children's social work, from top to bottom.

If the residents of South L.A. could afford to make a few strategic campaign contributions and, say, hire a lawyer creative enough to file an equal protection lawsuit against the supervisors -- who, after all, maintain public hospitals in other parts of the county -- you can bet they'd get more than a hearing.

It suggests that these failures can be cured bureaucratically by creating a consumer financial protection agency, a national bank supervisor and a council of regulators, and by giving the Federal Reserve discretionary authority over the entire financial sector.