Примери за използване на To what is strictly necessary на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Dialogue is restricted to what is strictly necessary.
Such obligations should therefore be proportionate,objectively justified and limited to what is strictly necessary.
Such personal data should be limited to what is strictly necessary for the purposes of FADO.
In those circumstances, Article 3(1) to(3) of the envisaged agreement contains clear andprecise rules limited to what is strictly necessary.
The rules set out in that provision are not therefore limited to what is strictly necessary to attain the objective pursued by that agreement.
(bd) the period of retention in the third country or international body is based on objective criteria in order to ensure that it is limited to what is strictly necessary.
Their access should be limited to what is strictly necessary;
Recalls that the Court stipulated that the interference of this instrument with the fundamental right to privacy has to be limited to what is strictly necessary;
Any use of the personal data shall be limited to what is strictly necessary for the purposes of this Directive, and those data shall be as anonymous as possible, if not completely anonymous.
Personal data contained in directories of users andaccess to such directories shall be limited to what is strictly necessary for the specific purposes of the directory.
It must, in particular, indicate in what circumstances and under which conditions a measure providing for the processing of such data may be adopted,thereby ensuring that the interference is limited to what is strictly necessary.
The derogations provided for in Article 17 of that regulation must be interpreted in such a way that their scope is limited to what is strictly necessary in order to safeguard the interests which those derogations enable to be protected.
The referring courts must also check whether the retention period is based on objective criteria such that it may be ensured that it is limited to what is strictly necessary.
In such exceptional cases, Member States shall limit such physical presence to what is strictly necessary and objectively justified and shall ensure that other steps of the procedure can be completed fully online.
Furthermore, it is not stated that the determination of the period of retention must be based on objective criteria in order to ensure that it is limited to what is strictly necessary.
In order to ensure that access of the competent national authorities to retained data is limited to what is strictly necessary, it is, indeed, for national law to determine the conditions under which the providers of electronic communications services must grant such access.
(78) For the processing of personal data within the European Union, the limits laid down in Article 13 of the directive must be understood as being confined to what is strictly necessary in order to achieve the objective pursued.
As for the question of whether the interference caused by Directive 2006/24 is limited to what is strictly necessary, it should be observed that, in accordance with Article 3 read in conjunction with Article 5(1) of that directive, the directive requires the retention of all traffic data concerning fixed telephony, mobile telephony, Internet access, Internet e-mail and Internet telephony.
Personal data contained in printed or electronic directories of users andaccess to such directories shall be limited to what is strictly necessary for the specific purposes of the directory.
Having regard to the foregoing considerations, I consider that all the guarantees described by the Court in paragraphs 60 to 68 of Digital Rights Ireland are mandatory and consequently must accompany any general data retention obligation in order to limit the interference with the rights enshrinedin Directive 2002/58 and Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter to what is strictly necessary.
The conditions, which may be attached to the general authorisation and to the specific rights of use,should be limited to what is strictly necessary to ensure compliance with requirements and obligations under Community law and national law in accordance with Community law.
(59) To alleviate the burden of reporting and information obligations for network and service providers and the competent authority concerned, such obligations should be proportionate,objectively justified and limited to what is strictly necessary.
Above all, the access by the competent national authorities to the data retained is not made dependent on a prior review carried out by a court orby an independent administrative body whose decision seeks to limit access to the data and their use to what is strictly necessary for the purpose of attaining the objective pursued and which intervenes following a reasoned request of those authorities submitted within the framework of procedures of prevention, detection or criminal prosecutions.
It should therefore be found that within the safe harbour scheme provided for by Decision 2000/520 there is no independent authority capable of verifying that the implementation of the derogations from the safe harbour principles is limited to what is strictly necessary.
Given procedure, referred to in paragraph 2, cannot be achieved without requiring the user to appear in person before the competent authority at some stage of the procedure,Member States shall limit such physical presence to what is strictly necessary and objectively justified and shall ensure that other steps of the procedure can be completed fully online.
Although the retention of data required by the directive may be considered to be appropriate for attaining the objective pursued by it, the wide-ranging andparticularly serious interference of the directive with the fundamental rights at issue is not sufficiently circumscribed to ensure that that interference is actually limited to what is strictly necessary.
Without prejudice to Article 11(3) and the safety andsecurity assessments mentioned in the Protocols to this Agreement, safeguard measures shall be restricted with regard to their scope and duration to what is strictly necessary in order to remedy the situation.
Having regard to the considerations set out in paragraphs 204 to 206 and 208 of this Opinion, that agreement does not ensure that the retention anduse of PNR data by the Canadian authorities after the air passengers' departure from Canada is limited to what is strictly necessary.
Secondly, according to paragraph 62 of Digital Rights Ireland, access to the data retained must be made dependent on a prior review carried out by a court orby an independent administrative body whose decision seeks to limit access to the data and their use to what is strictly necessary for the purpose of attaining the objective pursued.