Examples of using Database should in English and their translations into German
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Political
The database should be compiled with 4D compiler.
In order to fully exploit the potential of IAM, the database should be cleaned regularly.
The fishing database should be established.
Extensive evaluation possibilities at the press of a button, an improved field service connection and a transparent, central database should optimize the sales processes.
The database should be accessible to the public via the Internet.
The database and models of the facilities in the database should be computed and handled adaptive.
This database should show a hyperlink to each relevant competent authority in each Member State.
In order to enable the monitoring of the application of this Directive, a database should be established based on the information derived from the surveys;
The database should also contain examples of best practice within school evaluation.
One of the tools currently being developed by Denmark, in cooperation with the Norwegian authorities, is a database providing detailed information on all aid schemes, including budgets, aid actually paid out,objectives, etc. The database should provide policy-makers with a better basis for decision-making when aid schemes have to be reviewed or introduced.
This database should be searchable or filed based on brands, sizes, and purpose of thread.
Extensions→ Manage→ Database should show a red line containing errors on database. .
The database should enhance overall transparency, streamline and facilitate the flow of information between authorities and prevent multiple reporting requirements.
The server hosting the Veeam Database should have sufficient resources to ensure that VSS processing is fast and does not cause interruptions.
Such a database should be designed to take into account its possible extension to other ECAC members.
The database should be complete and up-to-date in order to render the BTI system effective EU-wide.
The database should be common to the institutions, executive agencies and bodies referred to in Article 185.
The database should be open to national ESCs as well as to social partners and other civil society stakeholders.
The database should not be regarded as a benchmark for the industry or as a tool for comparisons between different parts of the industry.
A database should be set up to maintain and share information on the pre-identified assets, capabilities and expertise within all areas relevant to non-military crisis management.
Databases should be created or updated and properly maintained.
In addition databases should be monitored pro-actively.
Others, such as those for email or your secure databases, should be closed.
Databases should be used in addition to the library portal Primo, in order to find sources that are not yet contained in Primo see: Databases in Primo pdf-file.
New databases should always be created with dialect 3, which is more powerful in a number of respects.
Databases should be created so as finally to provide a precise overview of female representation in expert fora and decision-making bodies.
Access to the registries and databases should be limited on a need to know basis.
Access to such registries and databases should be limited on a"need to know" basis.
Different existing decentralised MS Access databases should be brought together in order to reduce expenses for manual interaction and to remove problems with asynchrony.
Data linking of available information with external(commercial and open access) databases should be introduced so as to minimise the reporting burden for participants, automatize processes and improve data quality and the reliability of the analyses.