Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• While, according to Article 13 of Directive 95/46/EC, such an access could be granted on an ad hoc basis, in specific circumstances and subject to the appropriate safeguards, a systematic access cannot be allowed.
• Guidelines should be established setting out the procedures applicable in the event of the imposition of such an access ban and of the lifting of the ban.
• Guidelines must be established setting out the procedures applicable in the event of the imposition of such an access ban and of the lifting of the ban.
• Registration shall not confer an automatic entitlement to such an access pass.
• However, the appropriate conditions for granting such an access will need to be laid down in the monetary agreement itself.
• In order to ensure such an access it is pertinent to establish clear rules on the conditions and the procedures that should be respected.
• Guidelines must be established setting out the procedures applicable in the event of the imposition of such an access ban and of the lifting of the ban.
• A strong commitment by the Member States and cultural institutions to arrive at such an access point should be encouraged.

• discriminatory and transparent basis.
• Normally, the parties grant such access to third parties on a non
• In addition, wireless is essential in areas currently deprived of such access.
• 100 journalists have signed a petition asking for such access to be granted.
• The Member States may limit such access to the state education system only.
• A CSD shall deny access to a requesting CSD only where such access would threaten the smooth and orderly functioning of the financial markets or cause systemic risk.
• The applicant was not granted such access.
• At the same time, such access will not have negative consequences for the Union.