Examples of using Risk of errors in English and their translations into Romanian
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Risk of errors reduced.
This minimizes the risk of errors by the operator.
The whole ordering process is simplified, you save time andmoney and you minimize the risk of errors.
It also increases the risk of errors and requires more intense monitoring.
A professional Design Project reduces significantly risk of errors and alterations.
This reduces the risk of errors that might occur when you go straight to production.
Every time the barcode is scanned,multiple readings are taken to reduce the risk of errors.
(a) minimise the risk of errors and to avoid any adverse effects generally on the safety and quality of the products;
However, the FP7 financial control model does not sufficiently take into account the risk of errors.
Streamline teamwork and reduce the risk of errors by allowing two or more people to work on the same diagram in a single file at the same time.
When the processes are intelligently automated, their speed increases while the risk of errors decreases.
Audros for Enterprise Management(formerly Sage X3)eliminates the time spent re-entering data and the risk of errors by ensuring the transfer of data items and BOMs from drawings made using your CAD tools to your ERP system.
Furthermore it will be used as a common tool foran automatic calculation process, thereby reducing the risk of errors.
However it also creates unnecessary workload for national authorities andthe Commission and increases the risk of errors from beneficiaries and/or Member States due to the misinterpretations of EU rules.
Users can process their invoices daily or whenever they need one day, with the highest accuracy,thus eliminating the risk of errors.
With a view to simplifying the use of the ESF and reducing the risk of errors, and with regard to the specificities of the operations supported by the ESF, it is appropriate to lay down provisions which complement Articles 57 and 58 of Regulation(EU) No[…].
This results in a huge logistical effort for the production sites around the world and entails the risk of errors in case lubricants are mixed up.
Lay out, design andoperation must aim to minimize the risk of errors and permit effective cleaning and maintenance in order to avoid contamination, cross contamination and, in general, any adverse effect on the quality of the product.
Analog solutions based on radio communication fail to efficiently cover these volumes,they are significantly slowing the activity in the field and are increasing the risk of errors.
As an economist, I have tried to see beyond these priorities and interests, in order tominimize as much as possible the risk of errors, according to the words of a famous liberal economist, who concentrated the entire economic theory in only one lesson: the secret of economic science is to focus not only on the immediate effects of a policy, but also on the long-term ones;
The operating room has the same direct whitelight on the walls, the lights make the working conditions of nurses clear, and the risk of errors is minimized.
Alignment of rules on eligibility of expenditures across policy areas, financial instruments and funds would simplify use of funds by beneficiaries and management of funds by national authorities,reducing the risk of errors while providing for differentiation where needed to reflect the specificities of the policy, the instrument and the beneficiaries.
Both active substances have already been shown to be effective, andcombining them into a single tablet was considered to be more convenient than taking them separately, reducing the risk of errors.
Simplifying the legislative framework andintroducing more cost-effective control systems to reduce the risk of errors should contribute to this goal.
The intuitive‘What You See is What You Get'(WYSIWYG) job preview screen keeps you in control of the most complex assignments,virtually eliminating the need for multiple proofs and reducing the risk of errors.
Thus, we managed, through good coordination and high quality standards, to streamline design andexecution costs and eliminate the risk of errors or unexpected costs.
Simplified financial procedures(e.g. a wider use of flat rate payments in research projects), which already apply to the new programmes(2007- 13),are expected to further reduce the risk of errors.
In particular, the conditions for the achievement of policy objectives will be set up in a cost-effective way while ensuring clear eligibility conditions, accountability andan appropriate level of control that limits risk of errors and exposure to fraud to a reasonable level at a reasonable cost.
In the current period, many beneficiaries using funds from different Union funding instruments are faced with different eligibility rules which increases thecomplexity of management and thus also the risk of errors.
I believe that the Commission and the Member States should revise, in cooperation with regional and local authorities, the various sets of rules applicable to public procurement in order to unify those rules and simplify the whole legal framework for public procurement,with a view to reducing the risk of errors and increasing efficiency in the use of the Structural Funds.
