Примери за използване на Google spain and google на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The starting point of my analysis is the judgment in Google Spain and Google.
In its judgment of 13 May 2014, Google Spain and Google,(51) it was necessary for the Court to check compliance with this condition.
However, the agency did uphold the complaint against Google Spain and Google Inc.
Google Spain and Google Inc brought two actions before the Spanish National High Court, claiming that the AEPD's decision should be annulled.
On the other hand, the complaint was upheld in so far as it was directed against Google Spain and Google Inc.
Nonetheless, the person at the centre of the judgment in Google Spain and Google(20) is clearly the person whose personal data must be protected.
The request has been made in proceedings between, on the one hand, Google Spain SL(‘Google Spain') and Google Inc.
Google Spain and Google Inc brought two actions before the Spanish National High Court, claiming that the AEPD's decision should be annulled.
The facts which gave rise to the judgment of 13 May 2014, Google Spain and Google(29) illustrate this point.
Just as in the present case, in Google Spain and Google(17) the dispute in the main proceedings was between Google(18) as applicant and a national data protection agency(19) concerning a decision of that agency.
By a decision on 30 July 2010, the Director of the AEPD upheld the complaint against Google Spain and Google Inc.
He noted that neither these provisions nor the judgment in Google Spain and Google specify whether to treat a search request from Singapore differently than a request made from Paris.
By a decision on 30 July 2010, the Director of the AEPD upheld the complaint made by the data subject against Google Spain and Google Inc.
By way of example, neither those provisions nor the judgment in Google Spain and Google(22) make clear whether a search request made from Singapore must be treated differently from a search request made from Paris or from Katowice.
That also seems to be the position expressed by the‘“Article 29” Working Party on Data Protection'(9)in its‘Guidelines on the Implementation of the[Google Spain and Google] judgment'(10) of 26 November 2014(11)(‘the Guidelines').
He also requested that Google Spain and Google Inc remove or conceal the personal data relating to him so that the data no longer appeared in the search results and in the links to La Vanguardia.
The present request for a preliminary ruling from the Conseil d'État(Council of State, France)follows on from the judgment in Google Spain and Google(2) and will provide the Court, in particular, with the opportunity to clarify the territorial scope of Directive 95/46/EC.
That is so in particular where they appear to be inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, orexcessive in relation to those purposes and in the light of the time that has elapsed(judgment of 13 May 2014, Google Spain and Google, C‑131/12, EU: C: 2014:317, paragraph 93).
This is actually the exact wording of the CJEU in its landmark decision on case C-131/12- Google Spain and Google, which for the first time confirmed a right to be“forgotten” to Mr. Costeja González in regard to news articles for social security debts, which had been paid over sixteen years ago.
Before the Conseil d'État(Council of State), Google maintains that the penalty at issue is based on a flawed interpretation of the provisions of the Law of 6 January 1978 that transpose Article 12(b) and point(a) of the first paragraph of Article 14 of Directive 95/46, on the basis of which the Court,in the judgment in Google Spain and Google,(5) recognised a‘right to de-referencing'.
The fact that, by contrast with the situation in the case which gave rise to the judgment of 13 May 2014, Google Spain and Google,(56) the Facebook group has a European head office, in Ireland, does not mean that the interpretation of Article 4(1)(a) of Directive 95/46 which the Court adopted in that judgment cannot be applied in the present case.
All of the foregoing matters lead me to consider, as do the Belgian Government, the Netherlands Government and ULD, that the interpretation of Article 4(1)(a)of Directive 95/46 which the Court adopted in its judgment of 13 May 2014, Google Spain and Google(62) is equally applicable in a situation, like that in the main proceedings, where a controller is established in one Member State and has several establishments within the European Union.
In the judgment in Google Spain and Google,(37) the Court held that the operator of a search engine must ensure, within the framework of its responsibilities, powers and capabilities, that the activity of that search engine meets the requirements of Directive 95/46 in order that the guarantees laid down by that directive may have full effect and that effective and complete protection of data subjects, in particular of their right to privacy, may actually be achieved.
(Reference for a preliminary ruling- Personal data- Scope of the right to de-referencing- Judgment of 13 May 2014, Google Spain and Google, C‑131/12- De-referencing on the domain name extension corresponding to the Member State of the request or on the search engine's domain name extensions corresponding to that search engine's national extensions for all Member States).
In February 2010, he contacted Google Spain and requested that the search results show no links to the newspaper when his nameand surnames were entered into Google search engine.
In February 2010, the data subject contacted Google Spain and requested that the search results should not show any links to the newspaper when his nameand surnames were entered in the Google search engine.
In February 2010, the data subject contacted Google Spain and requested that the search results should not show any links to the newspaper when his name and surnames were entered in the Google search engine.
In doing so, the Court rejected Google Spain's and Google Inc.
In 2010, a Spanish citizen lodged a complaint with the national Data Protection Agency against a Spanish newspaper and Google Spain.