Examples of using On-line database in English and their translations into German
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On-line database of European business incubators.
On Piacentinu Ennese PDO:link given in the Commission's DOOR on-line database.
As at 31 December 1997, on-line database dissemination was via 18 gateways.
ChinaBridge is published as a yearbook and is accessible as an on-line database.
Most Member States have developed on-line databases and/or e-mail submission of monitoring reports.
This appropriation is to enable the Foundation to access on-line databases.
On-line database(dodis.ch)===Dodis. ch is an integrative and freely accessible internet database of Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland DDS.
The content market encompasses media and publishing, on-line databases and other business services.
Directive 96/9 is the principal instrument which governs the use that may be made of electronic and on-line databases.
A new, Europe-wide on-line database of business incubators will help entrepreneurs and start-up firms to enhance their chances of success.
To assess the plausibility, the values measured are compared withstandard values from an internal list and/or an on-line database of the EU.
The Commission monitors progress through its on-line database, offers advice and assistance and follows up where deadlines are not met.
Since the project ended in January 2002, the Commission services have presented its conclusions133 andcreated a European-wide business incubator on-line database.
In June 2005 the Commissionmade a more user-friendly computer tool, the on-line database“Register”, available to contact points.
Supported by an on-line database and communication tool, EU Pilot provides the opportunity to resolve problems rapidly as, in principle, the process should be completed within 20 weeks.
The European Commission launches a new information tool for citizens andbusiness"Taxes in Europe": the on-line database which provides information on the main taxes in force in the Member States.
These range from publishing an on-line database of financial education provision and research in the EU, to an enhancement of the existing Dolcetaon-line educational tool to help teachers incorporate financial matters into the school curriculum.
It forecasts even higher sales in 1988.3 Finally, a survey for the Asso ciation for Information Management has revealed an increasing use of on-line databases linked to the growth in desktop personal computer sales.
Euro+Med PlantBase("the information resource for euro-mediterranean plant diversity") provides an on-line database and information system for the vascular plants of Europe and the Mediterranean region, against an up-to-date and critically evaluated consensus taxonomic core of the species concerned.
In January 2002, a progress report on the database was issued, the lessons drawn from the pilot project will be discussed in May 2002 andthe EU wide on-line database will be launched in June 2002.
The Daphne Programme began disseminating project descriptions and results in 2000 with the creation ofi a website and ii an on-line database(222 descriptions of projects and, when available, the final report including results description), which allows any organisation to learn from others.
Second, the activities of the e-Business Support Network, already launched under the eEurope 2005 Action Plan, will be complemented by the collection andstructuring of SME best practices on e-business into an on-line database Action 12.
With this aim in mind, the signatories recommend that web site publishers agree interoperable standards for on-line databases and search engines, so that one query can be used to search multiple sites across borders.