Examples of using Machine-readable form in English and their translations into Polish
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The Office may also make available the forms in machine-readable form.
The machine-readable form for submission of the data provided for in Articles 2 and 5 of Regulation(EEC) No 357/79 by those Member States which process their survey results electronically shall be magnetic tape.
The Office may also make available the forms in machine-readable form.
No information in machine-readable form shall be given on the uniform format for residence permits unless it also appears in the boxes described in points 10 and 11 of the Annex, or unless it is mentioned in the relevant travel document.
The Office may also make available the contents of this data bank on CD-ROM or in any other machine-readable form.
Laying down a code and standard rules for the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data relating to intermediate statistical surveys of areas under vines.
The Office may make available to the public editions of the Bulletin on CD-ROM or in any other machine-readable form.
No information in machine-readable form shall be given on the uniform format for visas unless it also appears in the boxes described in points 6 to 12 of the Annex, or unless it is mentioned in the relevant travel document.
You have the right to request and receive the personal data we have collected on you in a commonly used and machine-readable form.
Member States which process their basic survey results electronically shall submit these results in a machine-readable form, to be determined in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 8.
Whereas for practical reasons the Member States should forward the data referred to in Article 6 of Regulation(EEC)No 357/79 also in machine-readable form;
Amending Decisions 79/491/EEC and 80/765/EEC laying down a code and standard rules for the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data of the basic surveys and the data relating to intermediate statistical surveys of areas under vines.
For practical reasons the Member States should forward the data referred to in Article 6 of Regulation(EEC)No 357/79 also in machine-readable form.
COMMISSION DECISION of 22 December 1976 laying down the standard code and rules governing the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data of the surveys of plantations of certain species of fruit trees, and laying down the boundaries of the production areas for these surveys 77/144/EEC.
The President of the Office shall determine the conditions of access to the database andthe manner in which the contents of this database may be made available in machine-readable form, including the charges for those acts.
COMMISSION DECISION of 25 November1996 amending Decision 77/144/EEC laying down the standard code and rules governing the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data of the surveys of plantations of certain species of fruit trees, and laying down the boundaries of the production areas for these surveys(Text with EEA relevance) 96/689/EC.
Whereas Article 4(4) of Regulation(EEC)No 357/79 provides that Member States which process the results of their basic surveys electronically shall submit the results in a machine-readable form;
Member States which process their intermediate survey results electronically shall submit the results referred to in paragraph 5 in a machine-readable form, to be determined in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 8.
Whereas Council Regulation(EEC) No 357/79 provides that those Member States which process the results of surveys of areas under vines electronically shall submit the results to the Commission in a machine-readable form;
COMMISSION DECISION of 18 November1991 amending Decision 77/144/EEC laying down the standard code and rules governing the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data of the surveys of plantations of certain species of fruit trees and laying down the boundaries of the production areas for these surveys 91/618/EEC.
The Office may, subject to the restrictions prescribed by Article 50(2) and(3) of Regulation(EC)No 6/2002, make available the contents of that database for direct access or on CD-ROM or in any other machine-readable form.
Whereas those Member States which process their survey results electronically must submit these to the Commission in a machine-readable form; whereas the codes for transmitting survey results are determined in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 9 of Directive 76/625/EEC; whereas these codes were laid down by Commission Decision No 77/144/EEC(3);
The right to request that we transmit all the Personal Data that we holdabout you(in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable form) to another organisation's IT environment.
Commission Decision 80/765/EEC of 8 July 1980 laying down a code and standard rules for the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data relating to intermediate statistical surveys of areas under vines(3) has been substantially amended several times(4); in the interests of clarity and rationality the said Decision should be codified.
COMMISSION DECISION of 13 December 1985 amending,because of the accession of Spain and Portugal, Decision 79/491/EEC laying down a code and standard rules for the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data of the basic surveys of areas under vines 85/620/EEC.
COMMISSION DECISION of 29 November 1995 amending, because of the accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden,Commission Decision No 77/144/EEC laying down the standard code and rules governing the transcription into a machine-readable form of the data of the surveys of plantations of certain species of fruit trees, and laying down the boundaries of the production areas for these surveys 95/531/EC.
To ensure the necessary flexibility, the President of the Office should be empowered, subject to certain conditions, to lay down the charges which may be payable to the Office in respect of services it may render, the charges for access to the Office databases andthe making available of the contents of these databases in machine-readable form, and to set charges for the sale of the Office's publications.
Whereas the equipment which the Commission has available for analyzing the results of the surveys of plantations of certain species of fruit trees and the need for its rational use require that the machine-readable forms compatible with the equipment be specified andthat a standard format be prescribed for the transcription of the data into a machine-readable form;
Whereas to ensure the necessary flexibility, the President of the Office('the President') should be empowered, subject to certain conditions, to lay down the charges which may be payable to the Office in respect of services it may render, the charges for access to theOffice's data bank and the making available of the contents of this data bank in machine-readable form, and to set charges for the sale of its publications;