Translation of "Base de données en texte plein " (French → English) :

In full compliance with data protection rules, it will also allow Member States to store more personal data in Eurodac, such as names, dates of birth, nationalities, identity details or travel documents, and facial images of individuals.

These include manipulating prominent graphs so as to conceal known flaws in the statistical basis of paleo-climate reconstructions and to exaggerate evidence that modern climate change is historically exceptional — this is the so-called " hide the decline" scandal; fabricating a statistical test result to provide a rationale for dismissing published evidence of urbanization-related contamination of the surface temperature record on which key IPCC conclusions were based; waiting until the close of peer review, then removing text ...[+++] that had initially and correctly cautioned readers that the IPCC method of calculating warming trends likely exaggerated their significance and replacing it with unsupported text saying the opposite.

Derek, do you want to run through that on the database, just to show it? The information in the database is actuals, as reported in public accounts or in quarterly financial reports.

With regard to (j), the Department of Justice counsel use a number of standard and specialized legal databases such as CANLII, as well as a number of internally developed databases, in order to conduct its review of legislation.

You would look in what I referred to earlier and I have spoken with experts in law enforcement on this point the database known as SCIS, the secure criminal investigation system, which is a much more specialized database, one that has narratives pertaining to threats to security.

2. However, all expenses relating to the non-Community components of teaching resources and of communications and information-exchange systems, namely the national databases that form part of those systems, the network connections between the Community and the non-Community components, and such software and hardware as each Member State shall deem appropriate for the full operation of those systems throughout its administration, shall be borne by the Member States.