Examples of using Relevant databases in English and their translations into Croatian
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Together they provide a complex pattern of relevant databases.
Reinforcement of checks against relevant databases at external borders(debate) Current speaker Igor Å OLTES.
But how do the information about these firms fall into the relevant databases?
Stresses the need to feed the relevant databases with biometric data;
Relevance and citation reports for scientific papers in relevant databases.
Reinforcement of checks against relevant databases at external borders(debate).
Strengthening EU's external borders andproper checks at all border crossings using all relevant databases;
The Commission is invited to undertake efforts to achieve interoperability of the relevant databases with regard to security checks, notably SIS II, Interpol's SLTD and iARMS.
Frontex will support the Greek authorities in verifying the identity of third country nationals andwhether they have been registered in the relevant databases.
The amendment obliges member states to carry out systematic checks against relevant databases on all persons when they cross external borders.
In addition, the validity of residence permits or long stay visas shall be verified by consulting the Schengen Information System and other relevant databases.
Sandra Janković pointed out the main features of the journal, which is being published as a semi-annual journal,only in English and is indexed in relevant databases such as Scopus but is also indexed by the journal Tourism, published by the Institute for Tourism.
At the same time,at the request of the company, the company can provide tax information to additional information about itself for the purpose of placement in the relevant databases.
Users have the ability to use computers in the library over whose IP addresses they have secured access to all relevant databases and journals in the field of biomedi cine and health, which is funded by the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports.
On 7 March 2017, the Council adopted a regulation amending the Schengen borders code to reinforce checks against relevant databases at external borders.
In addition, the journal is cited in relevant databases, which is of key importance for increasing the level of recognition of the journal and Croatian scientists in other countries and in the international scientific community, as well as for the development of Croatian publishing.
Amending Regulation No 562/2006(EC) as regards the reinforcement of checks against relevant databases at external borders.
Urges the Member States to ensure full implementation andto systematically check the relevant databases and information systems in full accordance with their access rights laid down in the underlying legal bases and to introduce all useful data in a timely manner while meeting the quality requirements of the respective information systems;
On 7 March 2017, the Council adopted a regulation amending the Schengen borders code to reinforce checks against relevant databases at external borders.
Considers it important for the EBCGA to have access to all relevant databases and information systems, especially the SIS, but also the EES, the VIS, Eurodac and the Europol information system, not only for the work of the border management teams, but also for analytical purposes related to new phenomena at the external borders or to changes in border movements or modus operandi;
Address the shortcomings at the Schengen external borders,notably by ensuring systematic security checks with relevant databases, and prevent document fraud;
Such a minimum check shall consist of a rapid and straightforward verification,where appropriate by using technical devices and by consulting, in the relevant databases, information exclusively on stolen, misappropriated, lost and invalidated documents, of the validity of the document authorising the legitimate holder to cross the border and of the presence of signs of falsification or counterfeiting.
Since controls on documents and persons can be carried out in parallel,authorities should be able to consult relevant databases without delaying border crossings.
Calls for decisive measures by OLAF to combat cigarette smuggling: liaison units with China, the United Arab Emirates and Ukraine and at the appropriate places where smuggling is concentrated, as well as at Europol, in order to improve cooperation;stresses the importance of access to information and relevant databases in this connection;
Whereas battlefield evidence is often essential to identify potential foreign terrorist fighters and victims, andneeds to be included in the relevant databases in order to reach border guards in real time, and to be shared with investigators and prosecutors for investigations and prosecutions;
On entry, for third country nationals, authenticity check of the chip data in residence permits containing an electronic storage medium and verification of the validity of the residence permits andlong stay visas in SIS and other relevant databases Article 8( 3)( a)( ii);
Such a minimum check consists of a rapid and straightforward verification, where appropriate by using technical devices andby consulting information exclusively on stolen, misappropriated, lost and invalidated documents in the relevant databases, of the validity of the document authorising the legitimate holder to cross the border and of the presence of signs of falsification or counterfeiting.
Member States should not be required to provide on their national websites information which is already available in the relevant databases managed by the Commission.
Common rules concerning the implementation of paragraph 5, such as the format of the data exchanged, the technical procedures for electronic consultation of the national electronic registers of the other Member States andthe promotion of the interoperability of these registers with other relevant databases, shall be adopted by the Commission in accordance with the advisory procedure referred to in Article 25(2) and for the first time before 31 December 2010.
Encourages all relevant actors to develop approaches making it possible to transmit and share battlefield information, within the scope permissible in law and with the necessary safeguards such as source protection with the civilian sphere, andto enter this information in the relevant databases so that the information reaches border controls at the EU's external frontiers in time;