Examples of using Passenger data in English and their translations into Dutch
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to firming up and clarifying their commitments regarding the conditions under which they will be able to forward passenger data to third-country authorities.
immigration authorities access to passenger data.
Stakeholders from industry insisted that the key principles of the current legal framework remained unchanged(namely in relation to the self-declaration of passenger data) while the passenger association called for upgrading the safety level and warned against its dilution.
The aim is to ensure a high level of protection of personal information like passenger data or financial information that is transferred as part of transatlantic cooperation in criminal matters.
next to the machine, these tests indicate that they require just about 20 seconds for producing and interpreting passenger data.
such as the opposition in this House to heavy-handed proposals on data retention or passenger data transfer.
access to European databases, including passenger data.
we will be voting on a request for the application of urgent procedure with regard to the agreement with the United States on passenger data.
in the name of fighting terror, to exchange passenger data with the European Commission and the various aviation organisations.
the issue of passenger data, and pre-emptive war.
could the Commission inform Parliament of the volume of passenger data which the authorities have access to
a global standard that would protect not just the passenger data but also our bank data,
Proposal concerning a common EU approach to the use of passengers data for border and aviation security and other law enforcement purposes 2005.
More and more countries are using passenger data for this purpose.
On biometrics, on passenger data transfers- that is what we are in danger of getting.
We are running the risk of becoming a profoundly illiberal society, by passing on passenger data, by Internet surveillance.
Initiative of the Kingdom of Spain with a view to adopting a Council Directive on the obligation of carriers to communicate passenger data.
talks on releasing passenger data to the United States of America were brought to a conclusion last week.
In other words, we still have no guarantee that European passenger data transferred to the US will not be passed on to third countries.
The Proposal concerning a common EU approach to the use of passenger data for border and aviation security