Examples of using Bulk data in English and their translations into Czech
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Now the transfer of bulk data is here.
A'push' system does not mean anything if, in actual practice,SWIFT has to transfer bulk data.
The problem of bulk data transfer remains unresolved.
Third parties will not get bulk data.
Clearly, bulk data is an issue and it is an issue that cannot be skirted round.
Furthermore, an important issue for all groups was the transfer of bulk data to the United States.
Putting an end to the bulk data transfer in the longer term is major progress that we should recognise.
The fact is that we have achieved a medium-term solution to how we can prevent bulk data transfer.
We said no bulk data, and yet we will have bulk data for at least three years.
We have talked a lot about the transfer of aggregated data, so-called bulk data transfers.
Parliament considered refusing the transfer of bulk data, for the first time, in February, when it rejected the agreement.
It is quite true that some things have been improved, butthe simple fact is that the transfer of bulk data has not been eliminated.
Where we had bulk data transfer in SWIFT, we now have a bulk gathering in Parliament.
This commitment will in the mid-term ensure the termination of bulk data transfers to the US authorities.
Transfer of bulk data is, of course, sensitive, and we will strive for further reductions in the volume of data during the negotiations.
It did this for a second time in May,with a resolution in which it clearly stated that the transfer of bulk data is illegal.
The necessary data andonly that, nothing more, since bulk data sometimes has a negative effect on its own value and effectiveness.
As you yourselfhave just told us, Commissioner, there are still concerns in relation to these bulk data transfers.
For technical reasons, SWIFT has to transfer bulk data, thereby violating the basic principles of EU data-protection law such as necessity and proportionality.
The addition to the agreement of Article 2 has the potential to greatly reduce the quantity of bulk data sent for analysis beyond the EU's borders.
No bulk data must be transferred and technical resources must be insisted on which can facilitate the transfer of individual data, pertaining to suspects only.
Previously in this agreement, there was no provision that secured a legally binding cessation of bulk data transfers in the medium term.
Mr President, one of the crucially important questions is whether bulk data- that is everyone's information- should be handed over or whether data should be confined to identified individuals.
The first item in those negotiating directives will be the problem that has been brought up repeatedly here this afternoon: bulk data transfer.
If I am right- which I hope I am- are the Council andthe Commission committed to taking the bulk data issue extremely seriously in the mandate of the negotiations?
Mr President, the so-called safeguard in the new draft agreement is an element of EU control over the extraction in the United States of transferred bulk data.
Indeed, we must receive assurances that two important reservations- the question of bulk data transfer and the opportunity for Europeans to have legal redress in the United States- are lifted.
Indeed, it will help overcome the many obstacles to the principles of necessity and proportionality that have emerged,in particular, in the case of bulk data transfers.
Madam Commissioner, bulk data is an issue for us and you will know very well that what we want on bulk data will require a rethink, not just on the part of our counterparts in the US but also on our own part.
To me, what is also important is the idea that we have to tackle our own TFTP andthat in the longer term, we cannot transfer bulk data, that is to say, large amounts of data to the United States.