Примери за използване на Obligation to retain на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Article 3 of that directive, headed‘Obligation to retain data', provided.
The data which there is an obligation to retain is data generated or processed in the context of telephony services, telephony services which use a mobile connection, electronic messaging systems, internet access services and internet access capacity(connection mode) provision services.
Are we subject to a legal, contractual,or similar obligation to retain your personal information?
If you did not agree to a longer storing period, e.g. within our customer relations manage-ment, we will store your data just as long as needed to fulfil the above mentioned purposes oras long as necessary to comply with legal obligation to retain the data.
Is Microsoft subject to a legal,contractual or similar obligation to retain or delete the data?
Please note that such request will be satisfied provided that we have no legal obligation to retain such data and will be subject to any retention periods we are required to comply with in accordance with applicable laws and regulations as specified in section‘'How long will your data be stored'' above.
Is BELL BEACHWEAR subject to a legal, contractual,or similar obligation to retain or delete the data?
The MERCHANT has the right, but not the obligation to retain materials and information located on the server at www. marine-parts. eu.
The MERCHANT has the right but not the obligation to retain information and materials located on the server www. take-a-cake. eu.
He suggests that“in exceptional situations characterised by an imminent threat or an extraordinary risk warranting the official declaration of a state of emergency”, it should still be permissible fornational laws to allow, for a limited period, the possibility of imposing an obligation to retain data that is“as extensive and general as is deemed necessary”.
The Access Principle does not itself create any obligation to retain, maintain, reorganize, or restructure personal information files.
The Advocate General adds that there is no reason why, in exceptional situations characterised by an imminent threat or an extraordinary risk warranting the official declaration of a state of emergency,national legislation should not make provision, for a limited period, for the possibility of imposing an obligation to retain data that is as extensive and general as is deemed necessary.
Article 3(1) of Directive 2006/24 states that the obligation to retain data laid down by that provision derogates from Articles 5, 6 and 9 of Directive 2002/58.
On 15 June 2012, a further action was brought before the Verfassungsgerichtshof on the basis of Article 140 of the B-VG by 11 130 applicants claiming that the unconstitutionality of the obligation to retain data laid down by Paragraph 102a of the TKG 2003 infringed their rights and, in particular, Article 8 of the Charter.
Please note that such request will be satisfied provided that we have no legal obligation to retain such data and will be subject to any retention periods we are required to comply with in accordance with applicable laws and regulations as specified in section‘'How long will your data be stored'' above.
In particular, as regards the retention of data relating to Internet e-mail andInternet telephony, the obligation to retain data may apply only in respect of data from the providers' or the network providers' own services.
The data which there is an obligation to retain is data generated or processed in the context of telephony services, telephony services which use a mobile connection, electronic messaging systems, internet access services and internet access capacity(connection mode) provision services.
It further notes with regard to Internet e-mail andInternet telephony that the obligation to retain data applies only in respect of data'from the provider's or the network providers' own services.'.
In conclusion, Directive 2006/24 is as a whole incompatible with Article 52(1) of the Charter,since the limitations on the exercise of fundamental rights which that directive contains because of the obligation to retain data which it imposes are not accompanied by the necessary principles for governing the guarantees needed to regulate access to the data and their use.
Please note that LPWANLAB can be under a legal or contractual obligation to retain the Personal Data which might require us to keep the data for longer periods.
That directive, in their view, regulates the retention of data with the aim of eliminating that type of obstacles, first,by harmonising the obligation to retain data and, second, by specifying the criteria relevant to that obligation, such as the categories of data to be retained and the retention period.
They concern the compatibility with EU law of national regimes which impose on providers of publicly accessible electronic communications services(‘service providers') an obligation to retain data relating to electronic communications(‘communications data') in relation to all means of communication and all users(‘a general data retention obligation').
The basis for the processing is Article 6 paragraph 1 sentence 1 point(f)GDPR except where there are legal obligations to retain data.
Thereafter, this data will be deleted if there are no other legal obligations to retain the data.
We will also be happy to correct inaccurate information or delete information we hold about you on request,provided that said deletion is not prohibited under the terms of our legal obligations to retain certain information.
We will also be happy to correct any incorrect information or to delete the information we have on you, upon your request,provided that said deletion is not prohibited under the terms of our legal obligations to retain certain information.