Examples of using Computerised data in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computerised data base.
By means of its 350'Euroconsultants' and its computerised data system, EURES makes every effort to facilitate worker mobility in Europe.
A computerised data bank system is therefore currently being established in Denmark.
In this ultra-modern laboratory covering over 1000 m2, the information gathered is interprated andoptimised by a specially designed computerised data bank.
A computerised data base.
The Commission has taken note of the relevant Californian law on the disclosure of breaches in security by businesses maintaining encrypted computerised data that contains personal information.
The computerised data base;
The dynamics of the process as a whole would seem to make a mandatory timetable by far the most sensible option, although computerised data collection cannot be started everywhere at the same time.
Vi the use of a computerised data exchange system and/or joint documentation system;
Vi a description of the procedures agreed between the Commission andthe Member State for the exchange of computerised data to meet the payment, monitoring and evaluation requirements laid down by this Regulation;
The computerised data base shall record, for each agricultural holding, the data obtained from aid applications.
A description of the procedures agreed between the Commission andMember States for the exchange of computerised data to meet the payment, monitoring and evaluation requirements laid down by Regulation(EC) No 1083/2006;
The computerised data established as a part of the integrated system shall be used to support the information specified in the framework of sectoral rules which the Member States are obliged to send to the Commission.
The only international legally binding agreement on general data protection is the 1981 Council of Europe Convention,which in practice is applicable only to computerised data and not to manually processed data. .
Every citizen has the right of access to all computerised data that concern him, which he may require to be corrected and updated, and the right to be informed of the purpose for which they are intended, as laid down by law.
Books and journals will be acquired and withdrawn, as appropriate with good management practice, enquiry services to specific groups of users will be developed,access to international computerised data bases will be supported.
Purpose: to establish a computerised data system on the movement and surveillance of products subject to excise duty, enabling the Member States to monitor the low of excisable products in real time and carry out the requisite checks where necessary.
To enable the data collected to be processed and used for the verification of aid applications,it is necessary to set up high-performance computerised data bases which make it possible in particular to carry out cross-checks.
As a result, the integrated system should comprise,in each Member State, a computerised data base, an identification system for agricultural parcels, aid applications from farmers, a harmonised control system and, in the single payment scheme, a system for the identification and recording of payment entitlements.
Criticises the fact that the open method of coordination, as intended to apply to health,in particular computerised data collection, clearly overstretches the administrative capacity of the Member States; proposes that data collection should initially apply only to especially relevant areas;
Whereas the management of the collection andtreatment of date requires the creation of computerised data bases enabling, in particular, cross checking of data; whereas therefore the Commission and its agents must have access to these data bases by computer transmission to carry out verification of the data; .
The cases were scanned to the trial phase and the nursing data in computerised system WebCoren, being accessed with password-restricted and traceable, in addition to the physical file found in the archives sector of that institution.
From now on, all the patient's administrative and medical data are computerised.