Examples of using Computerisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Identification of applications for potential computerisation.
Romania's programme for computerisation in the educational sector will be extended to cover secondary schools next year, said Minister of Education, Research and Youth Alexandru Athanasiu.
(d) widespread use of modern production techniques(e.g. increased mechanisation and computerisation);
Approximation of national applications and computerisation of Community Customs procedures: the New Computerised Transit System(NCTS) has been operational since 2003; the action is half-way to completion;
Improved judicial funding and use of resources,including the computerisation of courts, is also a priority.
This proposal is based on the regulation in force and is intended to safeguard coastal activities by financing the sector's modernisation, not least,equipment and computerisation.
The civil offices will issue identification for other citizens during a later phase, following computerisation and creation of the National Civil Register.
Other causes of prosumption are changes in the job market, computerisation of everyday activities, the possibility of working from home(teleworking), more free time and the need to make use of it in the best way possible.
Obviously this would cause a system which relies,as the French law arguably does, on the computerisation and massification of accusations and penalties.
(5) Whereas computerisation was further recommended by the European Parliament's Temporary Committee of Inquiry into the Community Transit System(7) and by the Commission in its action plan for transit in Europe(8);
(3) Whereas modernisation of transit procedures is therefore considered to be necessary and their computerisation represents a significant element in modernisation;
Overcoming these problems(Q.22): the Commission itself has suggested solutions in several directives and recommendations aimed at achieving administrative simplification, for example through the creation of a one-stop-stop mechanism,the introduction of a European number to identify operators, and the computerisation of administration.
Romanian software solutions will be used in 26 European hospitals within a regional project of medical computerisation, provided by Info World Company-- one of the most important providers of integrated IT solutions for the healthcare sector in Romania-- and Alcatel.
The electoral platform of BFGRM“A strong country- a strong Gagauzia” included the following key promises: gasification of the region; construction of water pipes;renovation of roads; computerisation of education;
(4) Whereas a Council resolution with regard to the computerisation of customs transit was adopted by the Internal Market Council, at its meeting on 23 November 1995(5); the need for computerisation was recognised in Decision No 210/97/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 December 1996 adopting an action programme for customs in the Community(Customs 2000)(6);
Information exchange is currently far from being standard practice,due to cultural differences, varying levels of computerisation and a lack of legislation to curb Member States' inertia.
During the period 1-7 June 2015, a second study visit was conducted within Component 2 of the“Twinning Project for Agency for Land Relations and Cadastre- Organization,streamlining and computerisation of mapping process in R.
For each consignment the official veterinarian shall, on the basis of the information referred to in Article 3(3), consult the database referred to in Annex I to Council Decision 92/438/EEC of 13 July 1993 on computerisation of veterinary import procedures(Shift project)(8).
Since these offices have not yet been computerised, only babies born starting in January of this year will be supplied with IDs. Thecivil offices will issue identification for other citizens during a later phase, following computerisation and creation of the National Civil Register.