Examples of using Computerised database in English and their translations into Slovak
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The computerised database;
Centralised recording of all inspection reports in a computerised database is essential.
(a) the animals notified to the computerised database in accordance with Article 7 of Regulation(EC) No 820/97;
Pursuant to Regulation(EC) No 820/97,Member States should have a fully operational computerised database from 31 December 1999.
The computerised database has also gained far-reaching importance as far as the management of the aid schemes is concerned.
(a) the basic features, definitions and quality requirements for the computerised database provided for in Article 70;
The computerised database shall record, for each agricultural holding, the data obtained from aid applications.
Enters up-to-date information directly into the computerised database within twenty-four hours of the occurrence of the event.".
This system includes four main elements:“identifiers”, a“holding register”,a“movement document” and 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.
(b) enters the up-to-date information, or has it entered, directly into the computerised database provided for in Article 5.
(a) has access to the computerised database provided for in Article 5 which already contains the information to be included in the register; and.
The identification system has four components: ear tags, passports,herd registers and the computerised database containing the details of all cattle.
A computerised database will also allow the traceability of every process implemented to protect the family unit while they are in the process of resettling.
Since April 2004, applications are stored in a computerised database, where the screening of candidates against eligibility criteria is recorded.
Computerised database for bovine animals': shall mean the computerised database referred to in Articles 3(b) and 5 of Regulation(EC) No 1760/2000;
Holdings making use of alternative means of identification referred to in thefirst subparagraph shall be registered in the computerised database provided for in Article 5.
The Register of Transaction Accounts(RTR) is a single computerised database on transaction accounts and their holders, be they business entities or natural persons.
Member States shall guarantee every animal keeper the right to obtain from the competent authority without constraint, at reasonable intervals and without excessive delay,information on the data relating to him and his animals kept in the computerised database for bovine animals.
The control procedures provide formarking the animals present on an extract from the national computerised database(NCDB) and not for a separate count of all the animals present.
Has access to the computerised database referred to in Article 109 for the relevant species and the database already contains the information to be included in the records; and.
Finally, it is apparent from the written evidence of another candidate that the computerised database in which the answers of the candidates in the pre-selection tests were stored was damaged.
However, where the computerised database for bovine animals does not offer the level of assurance and implementation necessary for the proper management of the aid schemes involved the percentage shall be increased to 10%.
Different options should be provided for,allowing Member States to make use of the information contained in the computerised database for bovine animals for the purpose of the submission and the management of aid applications.
Member States shall set up a computerised database for the purpose of validation of data recorded in accordance with this Regulation and a validation system no later than 31 December 2013.
The original identification applied to the animal in the thirdcountry of origin shall be recorded in the computerised database provided for in Article 5 together with the unique identification code of the means of identification allocated to the animal by the Member State of destination.
That information held in the computerised database for bovine animals corresponds to the information given in the register on the basis of a sample in relation to animals for which aid applications were submitted in the 12 months prior to the on-the-spot check.
Any replacement of an identification code shall be recorded in the computerised database provided for in Article 5, together with the unique identification code of the original means of identification of the animal.