Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• While the PbD principle has a great potential to improve the protection of individuals' personal data and privacy, the design and implementation in law of complementary principles to ensure consumer trust in ICT are necessary.
• This initiative is complementary to the recently adopted federal law on the reform of the judiciary system and could be replicated by other federal states.
• They are about justice, and damages actions are complementary to this law enforcement.
• In doing this, it is guided by the principle that effective counter
• terrorism measures and the protection of human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law are complementary and mutually reinforcing goals.
• Complementary application of national law relating to infringement
• By letter dated 19 January 1998 the competent authorities sent some complementary information and indicated that the Law had already entered into force.
• This directive will also lay the foundation for other complementary measures, from the reform of European contract law to the process of reviewing alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

• Pensions under "loven om Arbejdsmarkedets Tillægspension (ATP)" (law on supplementary pensions for employed persons):
• Furthermore, there will also be discrimination between national and non
• In addition, in cases where a beneficiary had already started its planned investment activity before 2007, the new law foresees supplementary aid without offering an incentive for additional investments.
• Article 97 Supplementary application of national law regarding infringement
• What is also unclear is whether it will be possible for the proposed laws supplementary to the constitution, based on decision
• Supplementary application of national law regarding infringement
• national lawyers who have taken the supplementary courses in Luxembourg law and their colleagues who are admitted to the profession without having undergone the same process.
• making by qualified majority, to determine how the EU is funded in future.