Examples of using Decisions affecting in English and their translations into Slovak
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a right to redress when AI is used for decisions affecting individuals which carry a significant risk to an individual's rights
offering them an opportunity to participate in the decisions affecting their future.
that these children are able to participate in decisions affecting them.
the power to take managerial decisions affecting the future developments
has the power to take managerial decisions affecting the future developments
In areas where companies most likely resort to the automated processing of personal data to take decisions affecting the individual(e.g. credit lending, mortgage offers,
The EESC is concerned that decisions affecting forestry and forest-based industries are not always based on accurate statistics regarding the availability and use of wood from Europe's forests,
The EESC is concerned that decisions affecting forestry and forest-based industries are not always based on complete,
IMPARTIALITY In decisions affecting the relationships with stakeholders(customer selection,
to divest their own rules of the character of legislation by delegating responsibility for taking decisions affecting the economic sphere to private economic operators 95.
the persuasion that all important decisions affecting life of the country's population,
where it divests its own rules of the character of legislation by delegating to private economic operators responsibility for taking decisions affecting the economic sphere. 34.
where justified, appropriate remedies for, administrative decisions affecting establishment, cross-border supply of services
where justified, appropriate remedies for, administrative decisions affecting commercial presence,
who perhaps did not fully understand the role it could play in specific decisions affecting their life, their finances
where justified, appropriate remedies for, administrative decisions affecting establishment, cross-border supply of services
enable non-US citizens to bring legal actions before US courts against decisions affecting them;
The Court held that the Member State concerned, on the one hand, could not be said to have delegated to private economic operators responsibility for taking decisions affecting the economic sphere, which would have
where it divests its own rules of the character of legislation by delegating to private economic operators responsibility for taking decisions affecting the economic sphere(Cipolla and Others, paragraph 47).
Far as decisions affecting the future.