Sentences with phrase «us safe harbour»

Canada's economic performance hasn't been very good lately — but compared to the rest of the world we look like a safe harbour

«It's a safe harbour,» he says.

Under the agreement, the replacement for the Safe Harbour agreement struck down by the CJEU in 2015, the United States agreed to limit the collection of and access to Europeans» data stored on U.S. servers.

The European Commission is in the process of renegotiating the «safe harbour» agreement with the US.

Lawyers for the European Commission, which oversees the «safe harbour» arrangement, told the Luxembourg - based court that the agreement did not mean that the US «in general ensures an adequate level of protection» for European citizens.

«Safe harbour has been criticised for 15 years [because] it actually doesn't provide the same protection that is already in Europe and not even something that is close to it,» said Mr Schrems.

But his goal — securing safe harbour for himself and his wealth — was broadly the same as Xiao's.

The EU's Court of Justice announced a landmark ruling that nullifies that 15 - year - old Safe Harbour pact, which allows tech companies such as Facebook and Google to transfer European customer data to U.S. servers.

All such statements are made pursuant to the «safe harbour» provisions of Canadian provincial securities laws and the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

«About 425,000 jobs and billions of dollars» worth of business are affected by laws governing safe harbours for IP and copyright.

One area to watch closely however is the safe harbour provision where, under the rubric of «NAFTA modernization», Silicon Valley libertarians and anti-copyright activists are trying to use the trade negotiations to ensure that large and powerful internet intermediaries are absolved of any responsibility for content appearing on their sites.

From December 2017, the company relied on Safe Harbour laws to protect itself from insolvent trading claims.

Referrals to our Family Services Advocate or Safe Harbour Project can be made directly.

The Safe Harbour Project, a service of the Child Advocacy Center of Niagara at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, is committed to protecting and assisting children who experience trafficking or commercial sexual exploitation.

The Child Advocacy Center's newest initiative is the Niagara County Safe Harbour Project.

Safe Harbour will provide training, promote public awareness, conduct direct outreach to youth and provide case management services and support to survivors.

To date, the Safe Harbour Project has received over 89 referrals for youth from throughout Niagara county, providing intensive case management and support services.

Safe Harbour also provided Not A #Number training across Niagara County.

May God grant our President the strength to navigate the ship of the state to safe harbour by 2019.

The chancellor, George Osborne, also set out his defence ahead of an expected political battering by claiming he had «turned Britain into a safe harbour in a storm» by focusing so rigidly on deficit reduction.

The ruling against the 15 - year - old Safe Harbour deal threatens the business model of companies which use US servers to process European users» data, including Google, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook.

Sail away from the safe harbour.

Schools have been destroyed or are filled with people seeking safe harbour.

You'd think the U.S. mortgage crisis would have put to rest the idea that real estate is a safe harbour for money, but no such luck, says Moshe A. Milevsky, associate professor of finance at York University.

And there should be some money that you keep in a safe harbour, away from all market fluctuations.

However, those who have long been in the safe harbour of DB pensions would probably see this as a comedown with the diminished assurance of guaranteed payouts in retirement.

Safe harbour provisions may protect a taxpayer from penalties in some circumstances.

Overall, Roundtable favours a Growth - At - A-Reasonable-Price («GARP») approach to stock selection, but will consider «value» stocks to act as a «safer harbour» in times of above - normal volatility, high inflation and / or high / rising interest rates.

Trustees whose LRBAs are structured on terms consistent with the safe harbour guidelines can be certain they will not be subject to the Non-Arm's Length Income (NALI) provisions, which result in relevant income being taxed at the highest marginal rate of 47 per cent rather than the lower rates that ordinarily apply to income of SMSFs.

We're proud to support this pilot project led by the Lincoln County Humane Society and we hope it will help women and their pets to feel safe and supported as they seek a safe harbour from abuse,» says David Haworth, DVM, Ph.D. and president of PetSmart Charities of Canada.

It was named from the Nuu - chah - nulth term «yu - clutl - ahts» which is said to mean «the people of safe harbour» and «'' people with a safe place to land» coined by the aboriginals in a time when canoes were the primary source of water transportation.

The name Ucluelet (pronounced you - clue - let) is derived from a Nuu - chah - nulth word meaning a place of safe harbour.

The port of Brindisi was recognised as a UNESCO heritage site for culture of Peace as it was always considered a safe harbour for travellers and a point of departure.

The beautiful town of Lorne overlooks Loutit Bay which is protected from the harsh westerly winds and affords the bay and beach a very pleasant and safe harbour.

As well as a safe harbour for small boats, it is home of the windsurfer.

Golfito Bay is considered a safe harbour and is the only approved drop - off and pick - up zone for yacht transport ships on the west coast of Central and South America.

You can find dragonettes here, ghost pipefish, frog fish and many juveniles use this as their safe harbour.

Marcel Dzama was invited by Bryce Dessner, curator of Sounds From A Safe Harbour, and Lismore Castle Arts to make an exhibition as part of the creative process in the production of The Lismore Suite.

Without an Edge There is no Middle brings together a diverse set of contemporary abstract painters that «look beyond the comfort of the safe harbour of the middle, and push towards the unknown edges».

«We're arguing: get REDD + in as safe harbour, and once we can show how it works successfully... we'll move to the whole land sector.»

The post highlights the industry's grouses about intermediary safe harbour laws leading to a value gap, which they are hoping to capitalize on by evolving new legal principles.

The Uniform Jurisdiction Act was begun before all the SCC cases had been decided — but there could still be an argument in support of a legislative safe harbour, rather than having to work through all the factors of «real and substantial connection» every time one wants to launch a action.

Due to the recent safe harbour developments, are we allowed store data of EU - citizens on a cloud server located in the US?

From the debate about the UK's «Snooper's Charter», to a number of high - profile cyber-attacks and the wrangling, both legal and political, over the abolition of the EU - US data sharing treaty, Safe Harbour, data privacy has remained firmly in the media spotlight in recent months.

All companies involved in the PRISM program appeared to be Safe Harbour certified, making the Safe Harbour scheme, in words of the Commission, «one of the conduits through which access is given to US intelligence authorities to collecting personal data initially processed in the EU».

German Data Protection Authorities, Jan Albrecht, the rapporteur at the European Parliament for the General Data Protection Regulation, and Jacob Kohnstmann, Chairman of the Article 29 Working Party publicly stated that there was a «substantial likelihood» that the Safe Harbour was being violated (Commission Communication).

The EC issued out a series of recommendations to improve the content of the Safe Harbour in December 2013.

... and the Commission fails to find a political solution... In August 2013, Viviane Reding, Vice-President of the Commission, called for a review of the Safe Harbour by the year - end, calling the Safe Harbour «a loophole» that «may not be so safe after all» (Commission Communication).

In the meantime, companies that were transferring data to the US under the Safe Harbour (including all Internet Giants) have to find creative solutions to meet the CJEU criteria as the use of the alternative instruments foreseen by the Data Protection Directive (contracts, binding corporate rules) is exposed to similar criticism from national courts, or at least to greater scrutiny from DPAs with regard to the mechanisms of protection installed to prevent (disproportionate) access to the data by US law enforcement authorities.

On the basis of these considerations, the Court notes that, in the Safe Harbour Decision, the Commission does not state that the US, in fact, ensures an adequate level of protection by reason of its domestic or its international commitments.