Examples of using Sensitive personal data in English and their translations into Polish
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Type 1. Sensitive personal data(Account information):
Where Sensitive Personal Data is relevant to the Profiling, such as medical history for life insurance
by voluntarily consenting in disclosing such sensitive personal data the panel members expressly consent to their storage
including'sensitive personal data' as defined by the Regulation.
Sensitive Personal Data"- Personal Data that reveals racial, ethnic origin,
The Administrator collects and processes sensitive personal data and data regarding sentences
Please do not disclose sensitive Personal Data to us via a Site, such as information relating to your racial
Greece and 11 of the 12 new Member States are being pressurised to allow the US security authorities access to a range of extremely sensitive personal data, which is not required of the other European countries.
Credit card information and sensitive personal data are not used for any other purpose by our financial services providers
Credit card information and sensitive personal data are not used for any other purpose by our financial services providers
have accepted their conditions including information on sensitive personal data.
when ordinary users go online, they are unaware that their most sensitive personal data, such as their political and philosophical beliefs,
At the hearing on 20 January 2015 at 9 a.m., the Constitutional Tribunal considered an application, submitted by the Public Prosecutor-General, with regard to the conformity of provisions that authorised the auditors of the Supreme Chamber of Control to process sensitive personal data to the constitutional right to privacy
In certain cases we also need to process special categories of personal data( sensitive personal data), e.g. health related data,
such as in relation to the processing of health data of an insured person's family members or the sensitive personal data of individuals on a group policy.
The Directive generally prohibits the processing of sensitive personal data.
This is particularly important in the case of sensitive personal data such as biometric,
This is particularly relevant for access to services where sensitive personal data are involved, such as e-health.
Currently the framework also contains strict rules relating to the processing of sensitive personal data or automated decisions.
For sensitive personal data.