Directive 2006/24 affects, in a comprehensive manner, all persons using electronic communications services, but without the persons whose data are retained being, even indirectly, in a situation which is liable to give rise to criminal prosecutions.
It seeks "to build a comprehensive picture of this person that we will put before the court," said Bush.
Bush said intelligence agencies from other Five Eyes countries were also helping to "build a comprehensive picture of this person that we will put before the court".
If you go to the section "basic tools for tax professionals" you will find a comprehensive checklist for the person who handles your taxes.
These devices can also monitor more than just sleep, and can give a comprehensive look into a person's overall health through metrics.
Enter the name of any Laker along with his birth date and the website Affinity Numerology will provide a comprehensive analysis of that person broken up into several categories, including inner or soul's urge, personality, quiescent self, destiny or ultimate goal, life's path, this year's path, next year's path and last year's path.
Last year, he published a comprehensive analysis of how a person's birth date influences his or her lifetime risk for developing many common health problems.
Now that we have a dedicated staff person (me!) to take a comprehensive look at metadata practices at DUL, we are very interested in developing guidelines and specifications that can be applied broadly, across a variety of collections and materials.
Draft a comprehensive plan that will let the new person step in and pick up where you left off.
Local authorities have a statutory duty under the Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964 "to provide a comprehensive and efficient library service for all persons".
In an earlier TRADES proposal Treasury contemplated adopting a comprehensive regulation governing the rights of all persons in Treasury book-entry securities held in TRADES.
