Examples of CL in a sentence

Coles T, Bennett AV, Tan X, Battaglini CL, Sanoff HK, Basch E, et al.
For one thing, the policy of data localisation appears much more restrictive, if not totally prohibitive, of transborder data flows than the GDPR.65 For another, CL is not an omnibus regime applicable to all sectors, with the public sector largely exempt.
Three main observations are made, concerning respectively the PIPL’s under-privileged status in China’s legal order, its subtle departure from a rights-based, omnibus regime, and its inextricable link to other areas of security law (including Cybersecurity Law (CL), National Security Law (NSL), and Data Security Law (DSL)89).
The CL is read as China ‘getting one step closer’ to its own GDPR64, but the encapsulation of data protection law within an unusually broad and overstretched cybersecurity frame is contestable.
That said, the CL differs from EU data protection law in significant ways.

More Definitions of CL

CL means the Commercial Law Article of the Maryland Code.

CL means JPM Chase, operating through its unincorporated division commonly known as its Correspondent Lending group.

CL when used as a noun, means JPM Chase, operating through its unincorporated division commonly known as its Correspondent Lending Group. When CL is used as an adjective modifying a type of Mortgage Loan, it means that such Mortgage Loan meets CL’s underwriting guidelines and is covered by a Takeout Commitment issued by CL or JPM AC.

CL means “Critical Limit,” the maximum or minimum value to which a physical, biological, or chemical parameter must be controlled at a critical control point to minimize the risk that the identified food safety hazard may occur.

CL means Coopers & Xxxxxxx accounting firm.

CL means “corporate liable” wireless mobile lines of Service purchased and paid for by Customer for use by its employees.

CL. C&L Deutsche Revision AG, Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft, Düsseldorf as agent (Mandatar) of the Guarantors.