Examples of using To retain data in English and their translations into Dutch
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Obligation to retain data.
similar obligations to retain data?
If there are no reasons to retain data, it will be destroyed.
do not require ISPs to retain data.
The legal obligation to retain data ceases to exist;
on legal obligations to retain data.
We may also be legally obliged to retain data for a certain period of time.
The forthcoming revision of this directive could present an opportunity to consider to which companies the obligation to retain data should apply.
We are required by law to retain data related to your subscription for 7 years.
Article 3 of that directive, headed‘Obligation to retain data', provided.
In some cases, we are required to retain data in order to fulfil our legal
unless the applicant gives permission to retain data.
Legal obligation(s) under applicable law to retain data for a certain period of time;
we are legally obliged to retain data, or(iii) we are justified in being able to retain data.
The EESC wonders whether the proposal to retain data in the register repositories for at least ten years is really appropriate.
would secure an instrument which strikes a better balance between the need to retain data to protect our citizens
SD cards have an excellent capability to retain data without use of external power
we are legally obliged to retain data, or(iii) we are justified in being able to retain data.
The Council is in favour of an obligation to retain data on Internet access, Internet e-mail and Internet telephony.
In some instances, this may mean that we are able to retain data even if you withdraw your consent.
Article 15 of Directive 2002/58/EC enables Member States to retain data in exceptional cases,
require ISPs to retain data for two years for police investigations.
Some argue that to require telecommunications companies to retain data they use for billing purposes is an intrusion into privacy,
Retention exclusively for the purposes of Lycamobile complying with its legal obligation to retain data for the purpose of State law enforcement investigations and prosecutions.
If your request is not in conflict with a legal duty to retain data(e.g. data retention),
However, the Commission is of the opinion that the provisions of the draft instrument that deal with the harmonisation of obligations on electronic communication providers to retain data related to the provision of electronic communication services fall under the European Community Treaty,
The supplying CIS partner may, within the review period, decide to retain data until the next review if their retention is necessary for the purposes for which they were included.
As regards access to retained data, Section 22 of RIPA provides.
The fact that access to retained data is restricted again means that it cannot be used for public surveillance.
This is all the more cogent, according to the judge, as currently the access to retained data isn't subject to prior checks by a judicial