Examples of using Partial access in English and their translations into Slovak
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By the decision at issue, the Council granted partial access to the requested document.
Granting partial access to documents, expunged for personal data, is a satisfactory way of balancing transparency and the protection of personal data.
This is true of Norway and even Switzerland, who only have partial access to the single market.
However, in case of overriding reasons of general interest, such as in the case of a doctor of medicine or other health professionals,a Member State should be able to refuse partial access.
It granted full access to the revisedversions REV 6 to REV 10 and partial access to versions REV 2 and REV 3 of document SN 4438/01.
The professional must be fully qualified to exercise in thehome Member State the professional activity for which partial access is requested;
This is the result of the deletion of Article 4(3) which addressed partial access to the profession as defined on the territory of the host Member State.
Portugal, Spain, Slovenia, Sweden and the UK,ranging from total and direct access to partial access on request.
It is strictly prohibited to seek payment for, to sell or grant total or partial access to the Services or to the site, as well as the information that they contain and/or share.
The examination must also be individual in nature and be carried out in respect of each document requested because only such an examination can enable theinstitution to assess the possibility of granting the applicant partial access. 23.
The Commission refused to grant partial access to the case-file because all the documents contained in the file were covered in their entirety by the exceptions listed in Regulation No 1049/2001.
In case 3398/2006/PB, the European Anti-Fraud Office(OLAF)agreed to give partial access to the document in question.
Annul the Commission decision of 21 March 2018 granting partial access to documents pursuant to Regulation(EC) No 1049/2001 of 30 May 2001 regarding public access to European Parliament, Council and Commission documents;
Lastly, since 1 February 2004 anynew document to which the Council has provided partial access may be consulted online.
Partial access may be rejected if such rejection is justified by an overriding reason of general interest, such as public health, it would secure the attainment of the objective pursued and it would not go beyond what is strictly necessary.
For a company, questions ariseas to who has access to their data or how they can grant partial access to their data to a third party.
By way of derogation from paragraph 2, partial access may include access to personal data where the conditions for lawful transfers of personal data established by Regulations(EU) 2016/679 and(EU) 2018/1725 are fulfilled by the applicant third country or international organisation.
What if you want your parents to be able to see at any given time where you are and what you do,or your partner to have total or partial access to your phone, because you have nothing to hide from him/her?
As the General Courtruled out the existence of such a risk in the circumstances of the case, partial access to the requested document cannot be regarded as sufficient for the purposes of attaining the objective pursued by Regulation No 1049/2001.
The Council received 2 666 requests for access from the public(up by 19,1% compared to 2008) concerning a total of 8 443 documents,and gave access(total and partial access taken together) to 6 452(76,4%) of the requested documents.
Finally, in point 6 of the contested decision,the Commission gave as its reason for refusing to grant partial access to the case-file the fact that all the documents contained in the file were covered in their entirety by the exceptions listed in Regulation No 1049/2001.
Of the 7 809 documents examined during the reference period, 1 671 were therefore refused(initial and confirmatory applications combined), which is an access rate of 66,7%(documents requested and fully disclosed)or 78,9% if documents to which partial access was granted are also taken into account.
In its reply to the applicant's initial request, dated 19 December 2005,the General Secretariat granted partial access to this document on these lines, since it saw no reasons to deviate from OHIM's assessment.
The Council received 2 224 requests for access from the public concerning a total of 11 353 documents andgave access(total and partial access taken together) to 9 606(87,7%) of the requested documents.
A Member of the European Parliamentturned to the Ombudsman after the Commission granted only partial access to the minutes of meetings of Member State representatives to discuss and decide on EU rules on car emissions.
Given the politically sensitive character of the WTO-negotiations referred to above, the Court found that the whole content of the note had to be regarded as sensitive, and that,in refusing the applicant partial access to that note, the Council's did not apply Article 4(6) of Regulation No 1049/2001 incorrectly.
The complainant subsequently informed the Ombudsman, that he would be willing to accept that,if the Council gave him partial access to a document containing information about himself, it would be obliged to provide the same partial access to any other person in accordance with Regulation 1049/2001.
(e) the cases where, and the conditions under which, the third countries andinternational organisations concerned may be granted partial access to the functionalities of the IMSOC and the practical arrangements of such access; .
This will bring more legal certainty for professionals andwill allow professionals fulfilling the conditions for partial access to establish themselves or to provide services where they were previously excluded from the benefits of the Directive.
Sixth plea in law, alleging that Frontex infringed Article 4(6)of that regulation by not considering to give partial access to the requested information, even though the information on some of the vessels was already published.