Examples of using Different laws in English and their translations into Danish
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we transfer Personal Data to other countries that may have different laws and data protection compliance requirements to those that apply in the country in which you are located.
worried that they will not be guaranteed the same level of protection they have in their own country or confused about the different laws in other Member States.
also when it is transferred between territorial units of the same Member State when these are governed by different laws for instance a transfer from Wales to Scotland.
Of course it is, because it is a matter of compatibility between different laws and different levels of regulation,
The very fact that different laws exist in each country, however,
we readily acknowledge that it is just those companies that do not have the means to deal with the different laws and regulations and, therefore,
Every caste has a different law.
But I see a different law in my members, warring against the law of my mind,
Had Germany had a different law, the German national team would have done better in the World Cup!
coffee houses in 1731, but in a different law on gambling from 1792 stands billiards as an exception.
That is not to say that I wish to see a different law operating in different parts of Europe,
But I see a different law in the members of my body, waging war against
Ireland has opted out of the adoption and application of this regulation as we were not in favour of extending jurisdiction to Irish courts to grant a divorce to an EU national based on a substantially different law of the state from where he/she came.
Ireland was not in favour of extending jurisdiction to Irish courts to grant a divorce to an EU national based on a substantially different law of the state where he/she came from.
You do that, and you're breaking six different laws.
No… whoa. You do that and you're breaking six different laws.
It is, of course, inevitable that the Member States' different laws and values will make themselves felt in different forms of legislation.
indeed are dissolved, particular problems frequently arise due to the different laws of the two States.
personal data protection under the first pillar and to make completely different laws in respect of the third pillar.
it contains data entered by each Member State according to different laws and criteria which has been accessible to users at different levels of responsibility.