Examples of using Data in question in English and their translations into Greek
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as Google lacks a valid legal ground for processing the data in question.
This is part of a comprehensive internal and external review we are conducting to determine the accuracy of the claims that the Facebook data in question still exists.
The data in question is collected by urging the user to fill in their personal details in bogus confirmation prompts that are built to resemble the genuine alerts that the PayPal service would display.
we will delete the data in question, as far as there are no statutory storage requirements.
Alternatively, in such cases, the publication of the data in question may be postponed for a reasonable period of time,
we will delete the data in question, as long as it does not conflict with legal retention obligations.
Alternatively, in such cases, the publication of the data in question may be postponed for a reasonable period of time,
The data in question have been compiled for the past decade by the economists Thomas Piketty
we will erase the data in question, provided that there are no legal obligations to retain them that oppose this.
the data subject has an overriding interest, the data in question will be deleted, provided there is no legal obligation which would require us to keep it.
Even if the purpose of the recital is to restrict the use of the data in question, we cannot support the text as it nevertheless opens up the possibility of registering and processing such data. .
we shall delete the data in question, provided no conflicting legal retention requirements exist.
as well as the processing of the data in question by Google, if you load
prevent any abuse of the data in question by any third party.
unless he believes that obtaining the data in question by the conduct authorised or required by the authorisation
The argument put forward by Sportradar that an act of re-utilisation within the meaning of Article 7 of Directive 96/9 must in all circumstances be regarded as located exclusively in the territory of the Member State in which the web server from which the data in question is sent is situated cannot be accepted.
concentration and transmission of data in question, interruption of system of communication given
a national supervisory authority may order such an operator to erase information published by third parties from its filing systems only if the data in question have been found previously to be unlawful or incorrect or if the data subject has made a successful objection to the publisher of the website on which that information was published.
the referring court will be entitled to consider that an act of re-utilisation such as those at issue in the main proceedings is located in the territory of the Member State of location of the user to whose computer the data in question is transmitted,