Примери за използване на Retention obligation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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a general data retention obligation will facilitate equally serious interference as targeted surveillance measures,
unless the data has to be stored longer due to legal requirements(such as a retention obligation).
unless the data must be retained longer in order to comply with statutory obligations(such as a retention obligation).
a general data retention obligation, such as those at issue in the main proceedings, is a measure implementing Article 15(1)
access can only be granted if this is necessary with regard to the purpose of the retention obligation.
I infer from the foregoing that a general data retention obligation need not invariably be regarded as, in itself, going beyond the bounds of what is strictly necessary for the purposes of fighting serious crime.
In an individual context, a general data retention obligation will facilitate equally serious interference as targeted surveillance measures,
D- The compatibility of a general data retention obligation with the requirements laid down in Article 15(1)
of Directive 2002/58 lay down requirements concerning the legal basis to which Member States must have recourse when imposing a general data retention obligation.
it nevertheless seems to me that the specific risks engendered by a general data retention obligation become apparent in the context of‘mass' interference.
impose a general data retention obligation.
The requirement of appropriateness calls for an evaluation of the‘absolute' effectiveness- independently of any other possible measures- of a general data retention obligation in the fight against serious crime.
impose a general data retention obligation.
As the Commission has rightly emphasised, provisions governing access are of decisive importance when assessing the compatibility with the Charter of provisions introducing a general data retention obligation in implementation of Article 15(1)
the Court held that the general data retention obligation imposed by Directive 2006/24 contributed‘to the fight against serious crime
It now remains for me to tackle the difficult question of whether a general data retention obligation is compatible with the requirements laid down in Article 15(1)
as long as required in case any statutory retention obligation applies.
to exclude from the retention obligation data that is particularly sensitive in terms of the fundamental rights at issue in the main proceedings,
Recital 13 in the preamble to Directive 2006/24 states that the retention obligation is concerned only with‘data which are accessible',
In the light of paragraph 59 of Digital Rights Ireland, it falls to the national courts to consider, in particular, whether it would be possible to limit the substantive scope of a retention obligation while at the same time preserving the effectiveness of such a measure in the fight against serious crime.