Examples of using Interoperable systems in English and their translations into Romanian
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The European Committee for Interoperable Systems.
Establish interoperable systems to manage immigration more effectively;
Common reference points and standards are needed to permit the development of replicable and interoperable systems.
In case of interoperable systems, each system determines its own rules on the moment of entry in its system. .
The Commission also plans to encourage approaches already developed in some Member States andregions to establish interoperable systems.
ITS should build on interoperable systems based on open and public standards, available on a non-discriminatory basis to all application and service suppliers and users.
There is a need to improve the distribution of information and mutual trust and to adopt more coordinated approaches,monitor the impact of national measures beyond national borders and develop interoperable systems.
It must be consistent with national andEuropean plans for the deployment of interoperable systems, in particular with the deployment plan for the European Rail Traffic Management System(ERTMS).
Paragraph 4(new): To make the SFD up to date with the interoperability links that may materialise as aresult of the Code, this paragraph seeks to clarify the moment of entry in the case of interoperable systems.
Develop interoperable systems and increase the pooling of technical means(mutual support mechanisms and teams) making strategic use of financial and human resources to achieve a more effective immigration management;
The largest obstacles lie in the unnecessary customs procedures, the lack of coordination of inspections and controls by the relevant Member State authorities, andthe lack of electronic communication and interoperable systems.
(d) reinforcing the integrated border management by testing andintroducing new tools, interoperable systems and working methods which aim to enhance information exchange within the Member State or to improve interagency co-operation;
Moreover, lock-in andlock-out effects concerning supply chains often hamper effective participation in the platforms when IICs- even those with considerable potential- are not able to participate in interoperable systems.
As with the'moment of entry', it is suggested that it should be made clear that, in case of interoperable systems, the rules on the moment of revocation of one system shall not be affected by rules of the other systems with which it is interoperable. .
The Euro Retail Payments Board and the European Payments Council42 are working on a pan-European standard for instant payments andpeer-to-peer mobile payments which has the potential to create interoperable systems.
The lack of open and interoperable systems and services and of data portability between services represents another barrier for the cross-border flow of data and the development of new services(e.g. multi-modal travel information systems, data-driven science).
There is a need to improve the distribution of information and mutual trust and to adopt more coordinated approaches,monitor the impact of national measures beyond national borders and develop interoperable systems, taking into account the activities of EUROSUR.
These aspects assume even greater importance in light of the fact that interoperable systems(as defined in Article 2(n)) facilitate participants' access to clearing and settlement systems by means of the connections between them, unavoidably leading to a potential increase in systemic risk.
There is a need to improve the distribution of information and mutual trust and to adopt more coordinated approaches,monitor the impact of national measures beyond national borders and develop interoperable systems, taking into account the activities of EUROSUR.
Moreover the legislator when adopting Directive 2004/52/EC took a clear view that the investments needed to migrate towards fully interoperable systems should be done, even if a certain degree of flexibility was left as to the sharing of the burden between the stakeholders of the expenditures necessary to finance the investments required.
However, in the coming years the Commission must take steps to shorten the period of migration from legacy systems to the European target system on the basis of common deployment plans that indicate the scheduled phasing-out of old systems and their replacement by interoperable systems, as has already been done for ERTMS.
This structure would allow on the one hand the horizontal measures to be addressed globally,taking into account the need to ensure harmonised rules and interoperable systems across all countries, and on the other hand to build on strong regional implementation which would be needed for the infrastructure projects along the axes.
The text of the directive should also make clear that the purpose of introducing a definition of"interoperable systems" is not to allow the legally momentous creation of a"super-system", but rather to enable the legal protection typically afforded to settlement finality to be extended to regulated transactions between systems. .
Simplify the certification procedures for rolling stock on the interoperable system;
While the Agency's scope is expanding from the interoperable system to the safety system, in time its responsibility will also extend to all elements of the system. .
Proposes opting for a solution that integrates and builds on all of the existing cooperation mechanisms and initiatives, especially the EBR, BRITE, the IMI system and e-Justice, by extending the EBR anddeveloping it as an advanced and innovative interoperable system;
Transfer orders and netting shall be legally enforceable and,even in the event of insolvency proceedings against a participant or an interoperable system, shall be binding on third parties, provided that transfer orders were entered into a system before the moment of opening of such insolvency proceedings as defined in Article 6(1).
An EU-level effort is needed, as well as the coordination of national efforts, to ensure training and support for human resources, so as to ensure the delivery of quality professional services, respectful of the individual andin step with the application of advanced technologies within a fully interoperable system.
(28) The Commission should take all necessary measures to ensure the rapid introduction of a truly interoperable system by the end of 2010, in accordance with Directive 2004/52/EC.
Training, support and employment of qualified human resources: in line with the requirements of security and the application of advanced security technologies, so as toensure the delivery of high-quality professional services, within a fully interoperable system that is respectful of individuals and their dignity.