Examples of using Computerised systems in English and their translations into Slovak
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Requirements for computerised systems.
During the period 1981-1985 the Dutch Kadaster placed all information then held into computerised systems.
(g) ensure that computerised systems used in the study have been validated;
Co-ordination of the setting-up, conformancetesting, operation, and support of the Community components, as regards the computerised systems;
(g) ensure that computerised systems used in the study have been validated;
The new Code integrates the common customsprocedures in the Member States while reinforcing convergence between the computerised systems of the 28 customs authorities.
Computerised systems for accounting, for the storage and transmission of financial data and data on indicators, for monitoring and for reporting;
I ask the Commission to examine the necessity of certain Communityregulations on the security of electronic communication services and computerised systems.
(d) computerised systems for accounting, for the storage and transmission of financial data and data on indicators, for monitoring and for reporting;
The customs authorities may exchange personnel when mutually beneficial, for the purpose of advancing their understanding of each other's customs techniques andprocedures, and computerised systems.
Interconnectivity with our computerised systems has to be established for customs and tax administrations of candidate countries before the date of accession.
That report may contain results of monitoring visits and other controls and may set out methods and criteria, for use in any later evaluation,as to what extent the computerised systems are interoperable and how they are functioning.
Licences may be issued and used using computerised systems in accordance with detailed rules laid down by the competent authorities.
Commission Decision 2004/292/EC of 30 March 2004 on the introduction of the Traces system andamending Decision 92/486/EEC13 establishes the integration of the pre-existing computerised systems(Animo and Shift) into the new system. .
(s) computerised systems for accounting, for the storage and transmission of financial data and data on indicators, for monitoring and for reporting;
The 1992 EU customs code(which is still in force) is implemented by means of procedures which often use paperdocuments despite the fact that electronic clearance through national computerised systems was launched some time ago, although there is no EU requirement to use it.
It is also stated that the computerised systems set up for monitoring the 1994 to 1999 programme Ôwere frequently criticised due to their lack of integration across programmes and between funds.
The customs authorities may provide technical assistance to each other and exchange personnel when mutually beneficial, and according to the availability of resources, for the purpose of advancing their understanding of each other's customs techniques,procedures and computerised systems.
The rise is mainly due to the development of new computerised systems to support the new business and legislative initiatives in the customs and taxation area that are expected in the near future.
In relation to the EMCS, the system has also delivered a number of administrative advantages for economic operators, including reduced paper-based handling,faster conclusion of duty suspension procedures and the integration of processing with existing computerised systems.
Since the transactions are carried out in computerised systems, the concept of"signing a'passed for payment' voucher" has been replaced by"electronically secured signature" except in a limited number of cases.
The Contracting Parties affirm their commitment to the facilitation of the legitimate movement of goods and shall exchange information and expertise on measures to improve customs techniques andprocedures and on computerised systems with a view towards implementing that commitment in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
Establish procedures to ensure that computerised systems are suitable for their intended purpose, and are validated, operated and maintained in accordance with these principles of good laboratory practice.
Dedicated computerised systems also exist for the rapid exchange of information between Member States and with the Commission on risks which might arise in the agri-food chain or for animal and plant health.
(c)“Computer reservation system(CRS) services” mean services provided by computerised systems that contain information about air carriers' schedules, availability, fares and fare rules, through which reservations can be made or tickets may be issued.
The security of electronic networks and computerised systems along with technologies for enhancing personal data protection are the main concern of the Strategy for a Safe Information Society, adopted by the Commission in 2006.
The OfficeŐs accounting system is made up of three computerised systems, one for the administration of applications for the grant of Community plant variety rights(PVR), one for the budgetary accounts(SI2) and one for the general accounts.
(d) computer reservationsystem services means services provided by computerised systems that contain information about air carriers' schedules, availability, fares and fare rules, through which reservations can be made or tickets may be issued;