Examples of using Biometric data in English and their translations into Czech
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Processing of biometric data in connection with attendance.
The victim died at least two weeks ago. Biometric data indicates.
Biometric data indicates the victim died at least two weeks ago.
This revolutionary principle has nothing to do with biometric data.
Mrs Ždanoka talked to me about biometric data and controlling access to the system.
You're the only one who can access it. Once linked to your biometric data.
But I'm accumulating biometric data, so we can run comparisons when a suspect turns up.
Furthermore, we need to focus particular attention on protecting the biometric data of those who have supplied it.
One thing is certain: if biometric data are used, data protection must be guaranteed for us normal citizens.
The researchers gathered a great deal of biometric data on these aliens, but.
Attention needs to be paid to ensuring a high degree of confidentiality in the process of acquiring and using biometric data.
These electrodes were collecting biometric data from the occupant.
What worries me, however- and I want to make this point- is that we are compelling the introduction,at the same time, of biometric data.
I therefore welcome the use of biometric data on passports and other documents.
So, in order to make passports secure, we really need to bring in much more reliable biometric data, namely fingerprints.
The report shows enthusiasm for expensive and ineffective biometric data in passports and visas, which are moreover a threat to personal integrity.
This would avoid all Member States having to supply their consulates with the equipment necessary to collect biometric data.
India will become the first country in the world using biometric data for identity purposes on a national scale.
We believe it is essential to define very clearly the contracts of the external service providers who might be collecting these biometric data.
If it succeeds, India will become the first country in the world… using biometric data for identity purposes on a national scale.
In writing.-(DE) Biometric data can make passports and travel documents more difficult to forge and thereby help to combat organised crime and illegal immigration.
This agreement at second reading enables us to confirm our will to introduce biometric data into the European visa information system.
DE Mr President,in theory collecting biometric data is certainly one way of making sure that passports and travel documents cannot be forged.
They propose giving external service providers the right to receive visa applications and biometric data and forward them to the appropriate consulates.
The second is biometric data, which is being anchored here as a large-scale experiment and, thirdly, SIS II is, of course, to be used against so-called illegal immigration.
If it succeeds, India will become the first country in the world… using biometric data for identity purposes on a national scale.
When we demand that children too should have their biometric data in passports from a certain age, it is not due to mass hysteria, which I really do not share, but because we want to afford our children better protection.
However, such protection can only be afforded if every child has its own passport with its biometric data and the names of its guardians.
Finally, the biometric data in passports must only be used to verify the authenticity of the document and the use of sensitive personal data such as biometric details is only acceptable in conjunction with strict data protection rules.
We need better control of our external borders, we need more security,we need biometric data, and we need alerts to be interlinked.