Examples of using Data-processing system in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(2)… data-processing systems are designed to serve man;….
This imprint may also be entered by an integrated electronic or automatic data-processing system;
(d) preventing unauthorised persons from using data-processing systems by means of data transmission facilities;
The information system willbe simplified by the use of a modern automatic data-processing system.
Computerised data-processing systems The parliamentary elections of 2002 will be conducted through the regularly operating document-office infrastructure.
And the Colonel knows that you demand the most powerful data-processing system on the planet to make sense of it all.
The body is capable not only of being deceived, manipulated, or misinformed but also shut down or destroyed-just as any other data-processing system.
Latvia has amended its criminal code to include a new offence:fraud in an automated data-processing system has been added to the existing offences of fraud and insurance fraud.
Monitors and projectors, not incorporating television-reception apparatus,other than of a kind used solely or principally in an automatic data-processing system of heading 8471;
A Community contribution shallbe granted to Portugal to enable it to set up a data-processing system in the Instituto Nacional de Intervenção e Garantia Agrícola and links other paying and monitoring agencies.
(c) authorise the authorised consignor not to sign forms stamped with the special approved stamp referred toin Annex 62 which are made out by an integrated electronic or automatic data-processing system.
(g) ensure that it is possible to verify andestablish which personal data have been input into automated data-processing systems and when and by whom the data were input(input control);
The data-processing system referred to in paragraph 1 must permit the collection, processing, monitoring and transmission to the Commission of data on expenditure financed by the EAGGF Guarantee Section in Portugal.
The Community financial contribution may not exceed 70% of theexpenditure actually incurred in the establishment and commissioning of the data-processing system referred to in paragraph 1 and must not exceed ECU 4 million in total.
The competent authorities may authorize the authorized consignor not to sign control copy T5 forms bearing the special stamp referred to in Annex 62 which are madeout by an electronic or automatic data-processing system.
Where the declarant uses data-processing systems to produce his customs declarations, the customs authorities may provide that the handwritten signature may be replaced by another identification technique which may be based on the use of codes.
The customs authorities may authorize the authorized consignor not to sign Community transit declarations which bear the special stamp referred to in Annex62 and are made out by an electronic or automatic data-processing system.
In cases where the accompanying document is drawn up by an electronic orautomatic data-processing system, the competent authorities may authorize the consignor not to sign the document but to replace the signature by the special stamp shown in Annex II.
Descriptive lists drawn up for the purposes of carrying out dispatch/export formalities may also be used as loading lists under paragraph 1, even where such lists are produced by firms whose records arenot based on an electronic or automatic data-processing system.
Whereas there is a need to simplify and to facilitate the procedure as regards those accompanying documents which have been drawn up by an automatic or electronic data-processing system; whereas Member States should be authorized to enable the consignor, under certain conditions, to dispense with a signature on documents;
Use as loading lists as referred to in Article 479(1) of descriptive lists drawn up for the purposes of carrying out dispatch/export formalities may also be allowed even where such lists are produced by firms whose recordsare not based on an electronic or automatic data-processing system.
Where formalities are completed using official or private-sector data-processing systems, the competent authorities shall authorize persons who so request to replace the handwritten signature with another method of identification, if necessary, based on the use of codes, which has the same legal consequences as a handwritten signature.
Printing of export, transit or import declarations and documents certifying the Community status of goods not being moved under internal Community transit procedure by means of official orprivate-sector data-processing systems, if necessary on plain paper, on conditions laid down by the Member States.
(2) Whereas data-processing systems are designed to serve man; whereas they must, whatever the nationality or residence of natural persons, respect their fundamental rights and freedoms, notably the right to privacy, and contribute to economic and social progress, trade expansion and the well-being of individuals;
The customs authorities of each Member State may allow firms whose records are based on an electronic orautomatic data-processing system, and which are already allowed under paragraphs 1 and 2 to use loading lists of a special type, to use such lists for Community transit operations involving only one type of goods where this facility is made necessary by the computer programs of the firms concerned.
Where formalities are completed using official or private-sector data-processing systems which produce a print-out of the declarations, the Member States' competent authorities may provide for direct authentication by those systems of the declarations thus produced, in place of the manual or mechanical application of the customs office stamp and the signature of the competent official.
Firms which use an integrated electronic or automatic data-processing system to keep their records and are already authorised under paragraphs 1 and 2 to use loading lists of a special type may also be authorised to use such lists for Community transit operations involving only one type of goods if this facility is made necessary by the computer programmes of the firms concerned.
The authorization referred to in Article 479(1)may allow undertakings whose records are based on an electronic or automatic data-processing system to use loading lists T5 made out by that data-processing system which, although they include all the particulars provided for in the list as printed in Annex 65, do not comply with all the conditions of Articles 473 to 475 and 477 or with the stipulation in Article 479(2) that each item shown on the list must be preceded by a serial number.