Sentence examples for subject to data from inspiring English sources

It also backs our view that search engines are subject to data protection law, clarifying an area that was previously uncertain.

The explanatory memorandum to the bill noted that "many companies based in foreign jurisdictions are subject to data retention laws in those jurisdictions, reducing the need for Australian legislation".

The agency added, "These commenters said our proposal was costly, burdensome, subject to data integrity issues and service outages, and unnecessarily duplicative of the services many manufacturers already provide".

"The recent trend to develop services in which some basic content can be accessed free of data charges (such as Facebook's Free Basics or Internet.org), while other content is subject to data charges, would appear to be the antithesis of net neutrality and a distortion of markets," the report says.

The firm says it has received a surge of data removal requests since a landmark ruling earlier in May by the European Court of Justice, Europe's highest court, which said search engines were subject to data protection rules and so should remove "outdated, wrong or irrelevant" information from their indexes unless there was a public interest in keeping it.

Domestic data roaming will not be subject to data speed reduction.

People might feel more comfortable about being subject to data-mining if companies did a better job of demonstrating a direct benefit to them, argues Jules Polonetsky, director of the Future of Privacy Forum, an industry financed research organization in Washington.

Training data based on the existing records were subjected to data analysis to deduce modelling rules.

The normalized number of smRNAs was then subjected to data analysis.

After examining full-texts, 17 studies were included and subjected to data extraction.

Contributions to the database used in this analysis are subjected to data quality checks to ensure minimal error rates.