Примери за използване на To disclose personal data на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We may also need to disclose personal data as required by law or a court order.
Entities within the Amway group to whom it is reasonably necessary ordesirable for Amway to disclose personal data;
Paysera undertakes not to disclose personal data to third parties, except in the following cases.
Under ACTA, copyright holders would be able to force Internet Service Providers(ISPs) to disclose personal data without court proceedings.
The administrator is entitled to disclose personal data only to entities authorized under the applicable law.
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Governmental authorities, Central depository: In performance of its legal obligations,Sopharma could be obliged to disclose personal data to governmental authorities or Central Depository.
Should we decide to disclose personal data in such context we will also consider ways of reducing the scope of the disclosure.
The above does not affect the legal obligation of the Website to disclose personal data to Visitors of Third Parties.
Employees undertake not to disclose personal data to unauthorised persons, such as their family members, friends, relatives, etc.
In accordance with the requirements of Regulation(EU) 2016/679 the Company has the right to disclose personal data which it processes to the following categories of recipients.
We may also be required to disclose personal data in order to meet legal requirements or to enforce rights and agreements.
State and municipal authorities- in fulfillment of their legal obligations,Broker Ins Ltd. may be obliged to disclose personal data at the express direction of state or municipal authorities;
We are obliged to disclose personal data if this is necessary for compliance with laws, for the purpose of criminal prosecution or to comply with court orders.
The conclusion must therefore be that Directive 2002/58 does not preclude the possibility for the Member States of laying down an obligation to disclose personal data in the context of civil proceedings.
Should we decide to disclose personal data in such context we will also consider ways of reducing the scope of the disclosure, for instance by redacting the information provided.
Community law does not require the Member States, in order to ensure the effective protection of copyright, to lay down an obligation to disclose personal data in the context of civil proceedings.
Sutherland may be required to disclose Personal Data in connection with a lawful request from law enforcement, public authorities, or other national security request.
Service providers: When we use service providers related to the management of human resources, maintenance of internal IT systems and operative support of our business,it is possible for Ficosota to disclose personal data.
LIBRe Foundation has the obligation not to disclose personal data of the users and not to present these data to third parties- state authorities, individuals, etc.
Whereas Facebook has admitted that it entered into a contract with an application developer without having conducted a prior check of its terms and conditions,which reserved the right for the latter to disclose personal data to third parties;
If we decide to disclose personal data in these circumstances, we also consider using means that enable the disclosure to be restricted- an example of this is editing the disclosed data. .
Anent the discussion under the Legal heading above, in certain situations,we may be required to disclose Personal Data in response to lawful requests by public authorities, including to meet national security or law enforcement requirements.
It does not regulate rights and obligations but aims to explain to customers what personal data we process in connection with the provision of services and goods(eg Preparation of contracts, invoices, etc.), why and how we handle them,including when it is necessary to disclose personal data to third parties.
And we may need to disclose personal data to competent authorities to protect and defend our rights or properties, or the rights or properties of our business partners.
Consequently, the Court held that Article 15(1)of Directive 2002/58 offered Member States the possibility of laying down an obligation, for service providers, to disclose personal data so that it could be established, in the context of civil proceedings, whether there has been an infringement of copyright in musical or audiovisual recordings.
We reserve the right to disclose personal data if required to do so by law or in the good faith belief that such action is reasonably necessary to comply with all applicable laws.
Only by ordering competent state authorities,we may be required to disclose personal data in individual cases, should this be necessary for security, prosecution or other statutory reasons.
We may only be obligated to disclose personal data in the individual case at the order of relevant official authorities, if necessary for averting danger, criminal prosecution or other reasons regulated by law.
By order of competent public authorities,we may be obliged in specific cases to disclose personal data to the extent that this is necessary for risk prevention, criminal prosecution or for any other legal reasons.
It is also possible to disclose personal data where this is provided by law and by request of the court or investigative bodies(police, investigations, prosecutors) and other state authorities when this is necessary.