Examples of Supplementary Measures in a sentence
As part of such Supplementary Measures, Sprinklr agrees not to allow, unless required by law, regulations, order of a court or any regulatory, judicial, governmental or similar body or authorized by Customer, access to Customer Personal Data (excluding any publicly available data) by any administrative body, authority or agency.
Selectional constraints (specifically, c-selectional constraints, Grimshaw 1990) are defined over syntactic categories rather than over individual words.
Such Supplementary Measures shall be documented between the Parties in Schedule 2.
It is assumed that personal data accessed by Kyndryl in the provision of the Services that originates from the European Union and is subject to GDPR has been exported by Client using one of the transfer tools contemplated in article 46 of GDPR; including, if required, the performance of any transfer impact assessments, and that instruction provided to Kyndryl contemplate any Supplementary Measures deemed necessary.
The EDPB’s EEG Requirements are so strict, as Christakis wrote, that “third countries might rarely if ever meet the EEG requirements.” Data exporters, under the EDPB approach, would then have to rely on its Recommendations on Supplementary Measures.
As reviewed in Section 3, existing POMs as listed in Annex VI of the WFD do not provide an effective basis for the protection of high status sites, and alternative mechanisms (referred in the WFD as Supplementary Measures) are required.
The present Agreement replaces the 1997 Agreement on the Organization of the International Activities of the Components of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (the “Seville Agreement”) as well as the Supplementary Measures to Enhance the Implementation of the Seville Agreement adopted in Resolution 8 of the Council of Delegates 2005.
Security and access to justice: Invest in training more women to serve in both the security and justice sectors, including police officers, troops, lawyers, judges; Raise awareness of women protection’s needs and human rights among government officials, security organs, and the community, including specific training on gender equality targeted at men; Protect human rights defenders.
The distinction between Basic and Supplementary Measures seems to have disappeared recenty from the official WFD language in the Republic of Ireland, and is not found in the River Basin Management Plans (RBMPs).
In those instances in which it is not feasible to utilize SSM's, the regulations permit localities to apply for FRA approval of a quiet zone that uses other types of safety measures, which are deemed "Alternative Supplementary Measures" or "ASM's." ASM's include measures that would qualify as SSM's but are not fully compliant (such as medians where there is insufficient distance from an adjacent intersection to qualify).