Examples of using Computerised database in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Cross-checks by means of the computerised database to verify eligibility for the aid.
The same should apply to incorrect data contained in the computerised database.
Improvement of informatics and computerised database systems(mcluding hbrary-informatics);
The same should apply in relation to incorrect data contained in the computerised database.
The personal data in the form will be incorporated into a computerised database for the reception of European Famous Hostels messages.
Drug interaction in the prescriptions were identified using a previously developed computerised database.
Computerised database": the computerised database as referred to in point(b) of Article 3 and in Article 5 of Regulation(EC) No 1760/2000;
Must not hinder in any way the establishment of the computerised database by duly qualified officials.
Thirdly, you talked about work on the exchange of information on sex offenders, butwhen are we going to have a computerised database?
The competent authority of the Member States shall set up a computerised database in accordance with Articles 14 and 18 of Directive 64/432/EC.
Eurodac is a computerised database containing the fingerprints of all the applicants for international protection, aged 14 years and over.
It should therefore be provided that the information contained in the computerised database may form part of the aid application.
Cross-checks by means of the computerised database or, in the case of area aid applications, by any other computerised means, to verify eligibility for the aid.
III. The identification system has four components: ear tags, passports,herd registers and the computerised database containing the details of all cattle.
To this end, a Central Unit,equipped with a computerised database for comparing the fingerprints of asylum applicants, will be established within the Commission.
It is important that each Member State take all measures that may still be necessary in order to ensure that the national computerised database is fully operational as quickly as possible.
These proofs shall be checked in the computerised database provided for in Article 5 of Council Regulation(EC) No 820/97(*) once this database is operational.
The provisions concerning the information content of the ear tags should be reviewed in the light of the establishment of the computerised database provided for in Regulation(EC) No 1760/2000.
It comprises a computerised database of holdings and aid applications, and systems for identifying parcels of agricultural land and identifying and registering animals.
Member States shall take the measures necessary to facilitate access by the national correspondents of the other Member States, to the computerised database containing the aggregated data.
IACS comprises a computerised database of holdings and aid applications, systems for identifying parcels of agricultural land and identifying and registering animals, and a coordinated set of administrative checks and on farm inspections.
Provide that each Member State is to set up such an integrated system,which will comprise in particular a computerised database, an identification system for agricultural parcels and an integrated inspection system.
In respect of claimed bovine animals, Article 44 shall apply from the time the aid application is submitted to errors andomissions in relation to entries in the computerised database.
The Eurodac system provides for the establishment of a Central Unit within the Commission,which will be equipped with a computerised database for comparing fingerprints taken and submitted by the Member States.
Moreover, compliance with the system for the identification and registration of bovine animals is essential in order tointroduce simplified application procedures based on the computerised database.
Whereas, as regards establishing the computerised database, a time limit of three years should be allowed; whereas to enable producers and processors to adapt to the new requirements, certain transitional measures should be put in place;
The regulation aims to step up the fight against fraud in these areas,among other things by creating the legal basis for the establishment of a computerised database(the customs information system(CIS)), fed by the exchange of information between Member States.
Each Member State shall ensure that a computerised database is established for the listing of the varieties for which seed or seed potatoes obtained by the organic production method prescribed in Article 6(2) of Regulation(EEC) No 2092/91 are available on its territory.
Under the slaughter premium, the maximum time limit of six months for submission of the"livestock" aid application provided for in Article 35(1) of Regulation(EC)No 2342/1999 has proved inadequate because of problems in managing the measure in its first year of application linked to the operation of the computerised database.
The information should be consistent with that to be included in the computerised database provided for in Council Directive 64/432/EEC of 26 June 1964 on animal health problems affecting intra-Community trade in bovine animals and swine3.