Examples of using Computerised system in English and their translations into Finnish
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A computerised system would assist Member States in preventing fraud.
We also ask that OLAF be given direct access to this computerised system.
The present computerised system was deployed in the Member States at the end of 1999.
This was due to the wrong encoding of refusal reasons into a new computerised system.
The development of an efficient computerised system is also essential to fulfilling this task.
It is necessary to determine the procedures to be used in a case in which the computerised system is not available.
The computerised system shall be made up of Community and non-Community components.
Article 26 lays down the procedures to be used when the computerised system is not available.
The computerised system for the intra-Community movement and monitoring of excisable goods will not be operational before 2007.
The Commission is also developing a computerised system for management of agricultural import quotas.
The Commission shall coordinate the setting-up and running of the Community and non‑Community components of the computerised system, and in particular.
The Member States shall establish the computerised system within five years of the entry into force of this Decision.
If appropriate, this report shall set out methods and criteria for use in the later evaluation of how the computerised system is functioning.
To that end, they may use the computerised system where the system is capable of processing such information.
The Commission and the Member States shall provide the human, budgetary and technical resources needed to establish and run the computerised system.
It notes that the Council is in favour of implementing the computerised system presented in its proposal.
It is worded as follows:“(11) The computerised system for monitoring excisable goods will not be operational before 2007.
The Commission and the Member States shall make available the human, budgetary and technical resources needed to establish and run the computerised system.
Each Member State shall determine the situations where the computerised system may be considered unavailable.
The costs of setting up the computerised system shall be split between the Community and the Member States in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3.
The Commission may, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 40(2), determine the rules andprocedures to be followed in cases in which the computerised system is not available.
It adds a new paragraph to Article 3:“The computerised system shall, if technically possible, be merged with the NCTS.
Computerised system design should always provide for the retention of full audit trails to show all changes to the data without obscuring the original data.
The objective of the proposal is to devise a computerised system for exchanging information on convictions between the EU Member States.
The computerised system will offer a simplified, paperless environment for business and will facilitate more integrated and faster monitoring for the authorities.
Activities relating to the initiation of the application of the computerised system shall begin not later than twelve months[instead of nine months] after the entry into force of this Decision.”.
Computerised system" means the computerised system for the movement and surveillance of excise goods provided for by Decision No 1152/2003/EC;
The countries that have applied for membership of the European Union may be kept informed by the Commission of the development and deployment of the computerised system and may take part in the tests to be carried out.
Cc To develop and implement a European computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records and to support studies to develop other types of exchange of information.
Electronic means" signifies electronic equipment of any kind capable of processing(including transmission and compression) andstorage of data and includes the computerised system defined in point(8);