Exemple de utilizare a Computerised form în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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This information may be in computerised form.
In order to facilitate administrative treatment and in view of the wide availability of the necessary technology, the summary information andthe annual report should be provided in computerised form.
The Member States may decide what material or computerised form the records provided for in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall take.
The accounting records on projects referred to in Annex I shall as far as possible be held in computerised form.
The EESC welcomes the proposal to use standardised forms and computerised formats, which will greatly facilitate procedures.
The accounting records on operations referred to in Annex I shall as far as possible be held in computerised form.
Applications for a contribution from the Fund shall be accompanied by a computerised form, drawn up jointly, listing the operations regarding each form of assistance so that it can be followed through from budgetary commitment to final payment.
In view of the wide availability of the necessary technology, the summary information andthe annual report should be in computerised form.
The register shall be in a format approved by the competent authority,kept in manual or computerised form, and be available at all times to the competent authority, upon request, for a minimum period to be determined by the competent authority but which may not be less than three years.
A different period may be agreed between the Commission and the Member State,particularly where the records are not available in computerised form.
The use of electronic identifiers could help to reduce the administrative burden and paper-work,for instances when the holding register is kept on a computerised form(which is the case for a growing percentage of farms), by using automatic reading and by using automatic entry into the register.
A different period may be agreed between the Commission and the Member State,particularly where the records are not available in computerised form.
Member States shall compile a report on the application of this Regulation in respect of each whole or part calendar year during which this Regulation applies, in the form laiddown in Annex III, also in computerised form. Member States shall provide the Commission with such report no later than three months after the expiry of the period to which the report relates.
At least once a year, Member States shall supply the Commission with a report on the application of group exemptions, in accordance with the Commission's specific requirements,preferably in computerised form.
Member States shall, in compliance with Article 15(4)(a) of Regulation(EC) No 338/97, communicate this information to the Commission, relating to a calendar year, before 15 June of the following year, for species in Annexes A, B andC to that Regulation in a computerised form and in accordance with the guidelines for the preparation and submission of CITES annual reports issued by the secretariat of the Convention.
Member States shall compile a report on the application of this Regulation in respect of each whole or part calendar year during which this Regulation applies,in the form laid down in Annex II, in computerised form.
Ensuring that there is a system which records and stores, in computerised form, accounting records for each operation, and which supports all the data required for drawing up payment applications and accounts, including records of amounts recoverable, amounts recovered and amounts withdrawn following cancellation of all or part of the contribution for an operation or an operational programme;(e).
The use of electronic identifiers could help to reduce the administrative burden and paper work,especially when the holding register is kept on a computerised form(which is the case for a growing percentage of farms).
For the purposes of the annual report to be submitted to the Commission by Member States, it is appropriate for the Commission to establish its specific requirements, including, in view of the wide availabilityof the necessary technology, information in computerised form.
For the purposes of the annual reports to be submitted to the Commission by Member States, it is appropriate for the Commission to establish its specific requirements, including, in view of the wide availabilityof the necessary technology, information in computerised form.
On implementation of an aid scheme exempted by this Regulation, Member States shall, within 20 working days, forward to the Commission, with a view to its publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities,a summary of the information regarding such aid scheme in the form laid down in Annex I. This shall be provided in computerised form.
At the latest 10 working days before the entry into force of an aid scheme, or the granting of individual aid outside any scheme, exempted by this Regulation, Member States shall, forward to the Commission, with a view to its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union, a summary of the information regarding such aid scheme orindividual aid in the form laid down in Annex I. This shall be provided in computerised form.