Sentences with phrase «safe harbour by»

... 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).

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

Not exact matches

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.

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

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.

In taking that perspective, Child's Play preys upon the irrational fears we all harbour — that sting of dread we get at the sight of an unintentionally unsettling toy, immediately wished away by safe, immutable reason: that's impossible — a doll can't hurt you.

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.

Because this beach is protected on one side by a pier and a harbour on the other, the water is never rough, making swimming and snorkelling perfectly safe at all times.

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.

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.

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.

The Court found that the (unique) solution imagined by the Commission to compensate for the lack of safeguards established by US law does not conform to such requirements as the «Principles» only bind US companies that have self - certify and not US public authorities (Article 1 of the Safe Harbour Decision).

The US Adequacy Decision (Decision 2000 / 520 / EC, «the Safe harbour») defines a series of «Principles» to which US companies self - certify and which are enforced by US regulators within the limits of their scope of competences.

Many worry that by allowing great amounts of immigrants from poor and war - torn countries, we are «harbouring» terrorists or providing them with a safe place to plan their attacks.

Most would say, «No problem — we have a copy of our data with a third party «safe harbour» data warehouser as arranged by the cloud provider before they vanished.

And this de minimis threshold or safe harbour should have been extended to paragraph 31 under the systematic interpretation conducted by the CJEU.

The EU data centre will help clients navigate data privacy, e-discovery and e-disclosure obligations after the European Court of Justice ruled in October 2015 that the Safe Harbour arrangement governing data transfers between EU and U.S. did not provide the level of data protection required by EU law.

There are often safe harbours for copyright infringement, defamation etc by «subsidiary distributors» such as internet service providers but it is usually based on a «hands - off» «couldn't have known» basis.

This dynamic webinar, presented by Laura Tamblyn Watts (CARP, Senior Fellow CCEL) and Marian Passmore (Director of Policy and COO FAIR Canada) will present the recommendations from the Vulnerable Investor and Safe Harbour Joint Project between FAIR Canada and the Canadian Centre for Elder Law.

These include new exceptions to permit copying for private uses such as format and time shifting, online uses for social media, uses by libraries, archives and for education, and safe harbours for Internet intermediaries.

«The Court of Justice declares that the Commission's U.S. Safe Harbour Decision is invalid,» the ECJ said in a statement today, reported by Reuters.

The Privacy Shield was introduced in June 2016 following the decision by the European Court of Justice declaring the previous «Safe Harbour» rules invalid.