Examples of using A centralised in English and their translations into Polish
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Should a centralised register be considered?
In particular, public contracts are still not published in a centralised register.
Provision of a centralised technical body on 24-hour standby.
Moreover, it is not yet clear whether it would be a centralised or a decentralised structure.
A centralised, top-down approach makes it difficult to adapt the CFP to the specificities of the different sea-basins in the EU.
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Anyone who dreaded the emergence of a centralised, almighty'superstate' should be more than reassured.
A centralised Community-wide database for information on project authorisation and scientific results could be established.
However, taking another huge step towards a centralised European superstate will not solve the existing problems.
A centralised electronic database disseminating standards information relevant to a given product should be established;
BAR_ The operators concerned will benefit fully from the advantages of a centralised, transparent, time-limited procedure.
Organising a centralised and ex-ante verification and certification of the legal entities participating see paragraphs 34 to 36.
Engineers from the various disciplines work as usual with their applications- but have a centralised and permanently up-to-date database.
This AFIS could be either a centralised European AFIS or a de-centralised solution linking existing AFISes.
The analysis and measures it recommends take account of the various ways in which external aid is implemented,i.e. on a centralised, devolved or joint basis.
Both the corporate restructuring master plan and a centralised corporate restructuring task force have been established.
Introducing a centralised electronic document repository saves time and storage costs by making digital documents available from any device.
Some time ago, initial steps were taken to establish a centralised civil society forum, although it was not genuinely representative.
A centralised and multi-tenant management portal that provides a simplified workflow for designing, deploying, and managing distributed and hybrid networks.
Member States will have to determine which authority is authorised to issue such certificates and set up a centralised national registry if one does not already exist.
Joseon Korea installed a centralised administrative system controlled by civil bureaucrats and military officers who were collectively called Yangban.
Member States will have to determine which authority is authorised to issue such certificates and set up a centralised national registry if one does not already exist.
Financial instruments would be available in a centralised and coordinated manner, attracting and improving the effectiveness of the relationship with the private investors and the partner financial institutions.
It is comprisedof a core controller, which utilises an IP-based system architecture and a centralised networking approach to intelligently manage resources.
Everyone thought that the current institutional framework- a centralised monetary policy,a Stability and Growth Pact, and the coordination of the other economic policies- would enable the differences between Member States to be overcome, or at least reduced.
Some progress was made in the area of public procurement,especially as regards the enforcement of a centralised public procurement system, but concerns about corruption persist.
To verify that overcompensation was effectively ruled out, a centralised and institutionalised surveillance mechanism needed to be in place to determine to what extent the damage might have been covered by insurance and to guarantee that the maximum possible support was not exceeded.
The data system for individual radiological monitoring established by a Member State may be realised either as a centralised national network or as a national dose register.
This would not necessarily imply the establishment of a centralised European administration, but the creation of a common culture, of shared capacities and standards, supported by practical cooperation.
The EMEA began its activities in 1995,when the European system for authorising medicinal products was introduced providing for a centralised and a mutual recognition procedure.
Owing to BlackLine, accounting andfinance tasks can be managed from a centralised, web-based platform with a workflow approval process, real-time metrics, and automatic email alerts.
