Examples of using Computerised system in English and their translations into German
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Fault-tolerant computerised system for sorting.
The Commission and the Member States shall conclude a service level agreement and agree on security policy for the computerised system.
A computerised system would assist Member States in preventing fraud.
Article 26 lays down the procedures to be used when the computerised system is not available.
The Excise Movement and Control System is a computerised system that monitors the movement of excise goods for which duties still have to be paid.
The supporting documents relating to revenue orexpenditure shall be numbered according to their chronological accounting entry in the computerised system.
The development of an efficient computerised system is also essential to fulfilling this task.
In a computerised system,"passed for payment" shall take the form of validation using the personal password of the authorising officer responsible.
Each Member State shall determine the situations where the computerised system may be considered unavailable.
The FAS has a computerised system which ensures that details of all vacancies are available in all its offices.
This should befollowed in March 2005 by a further proposal on a computerised system of exchange of information.
The is a computerised system established in April 2012 to create an efficient exchange of information on criminal convictions between Member States.
However, the Court recommends that the Agency should adopt a reliable computerised system of budgetary accounts as soon as possible.
The computerised system will offer a simplified, paperless environment for business and will facilitate more integrated and faster monitoring for the authorities.
It adds a new paragraph to Article 3:“The computerised system shall, if technically possible, be merged with the NCTS.
The Commission and the Member States shall provide the human,budgetary and technical resources needed to establish and run the computerised system.
The objective of the proposal is to devise a computerised system for exchanging information on convictions between the EU Member States.
This system shall not replace or eliminate ordinary exchanges on paper until all theMember States are in a position to use the computerised system.
For the management of inspections, a computerised system will be specified and installed, either as part of ATS or as a stand-alone function.
The Commission may also adopt implementing acts to determine the situationswhere the competent authorities may consider the computerised system unavailable for the purposes of paragraph 3 of this Article.
In a non‑computerised system,"passed for payment" shall take the form of a stamp incorporating the signature of the authorising officer responsible.
The Commission maydirectly extract information from messages generated by the computerised system for operational and statistical purposes, subject to Article 28.
A computerised system(ASYCUDA) for processing customs declarations, controlling the clearance of goods and producing trade and fiscal data has been developed by UNCTAD.
Significant resource has been directed to implementation of a new computerised system to improve the way the safety of medicines is monitored in the European Community.
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.
Personalised electronic pass system for staff anddelegates has been introduced and a computerised system for other visitors which allows the EMEA to know who is in the building at any time.
Where the computerised system is not available, an authorised warehousekeeper or a registered consignor may communicate the information referred to in Article 20(8) or Article 22 using alternative means of communication.
Paragraph 2 provides that the e-ADshall be submitted by the consignor using the computerised system developed under Decision No 1152/2003/EC hereinafter referred to as the'computerised procedure.
It is therefore essential that a computerised system be set up whereby such information can be exchanged between Member States and accessed rapidly throughout EU territory.