Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Persons concerned in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Programming
The persons concerned must consent.
The persons concerned have been informed of their rights.
Residence of persons concerned in cross-border inheritances.
The length and weight of the persons concerned.
use SMS messages or PUSH notifications to transmit information about events to the persons concerned.
We also believe that the persons concerned should be given the opportunity to delete all stored data them selves.
That justification is accordingly based on objective considerations of public interest independent of the nationality of the persons concerned.
Provided that other existing forms of guarantee offer the persons concerned a degree of protection equivalent to that resulting from the Directive Article 12.
The persons concerned should be informed about such purposes
and by citizenship of the persons concerned.
The persons concerned shall address a reasoned request in writing to the Commission,
which shall withdraw the status from the persons concerned.
Unlike the case of Union citizens, a simple bona fide declaration would not be sufficient: the persons concerned will have to prove that they satisfy the conditions.
The services responsible for issuing visas shall cancel the visas of the persons concerned.
The persons concerned will be hired for a fixed term based on the duration of the projects.
During this period, the Parties shall authorise the persons concerned to stay in their territory.
Personal property" means any property intended for the personal use of the persons concerned or formeeting their household needs.
 You should do so only if the data leak"can have a negative impact on the privacy" of the persons concerned.
Transitional arrangements must be adopted so as to guarantee more favourable rights acquired by the persons concerned.
Obtaining information from the persons concerned by the police on a voluntary basis(1);