Examples of using Database should in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
The database should be clustered.
Adding more members to the database should be automatic.
This database should not be opened directly.
Whereas the existence of a right to prevent the unauthorized extraction and/or re-utilization of the whole or a substantial part of works,data or materials from a database should not give rise to the creation of a new right in the works, data or materials themselves;
The database should be updated quarterly.
That national authorities be required to use the ICSMS database to share all the results of product compliance checks andtesting carried out for all products covered by Ecodesign regulations; this database should include all relevant information for compliant and non-compliant products in order to avoid unnecessary testing in another Member State and should be user-friendly and easily accessible;
The database should be accessible to the public via the Internet.
The EESC believes that such a database should be for information purposes only.
The database should contain all relevant information as regards the clinical trial.
Points out that such a database should be connected with INTERPOL's‘Stolen Works of Art Database' and be updated regularly;
This database should show a hyperlink to each relevant competent authority in each Member State.
The database should be open to national ESCs as well as to social partners and other civil society stakeholders.
The database should also include a human interface with a team able to answer questions on the US and EU sides.
This database should be produced by competent and qualified professionals from the respective Member States.
Recalls that this database should include information on all steps of the legislative procedure to facilitate its traceability;
The database should equally contain infor- mation on the follow- up of these irregularities(such as financial corrections imposed).
The Access database should not be open in exclusive mode, and the name or location of the database must not have changed since you sent the e-mail message.
The database should enhance overall transparency, streamline and facilitate the flow of information between authorities and prevent multiple reporting requirements.
That database should improve detection of suspected adverse events and should allow and facilitate the pharmacovigilance surveillance and work-sharing between the.
That database should improve detection of adverse events and should allow and facilitate the pharmacovigilance surveillance and work-sharing between the competent authorities.
That central database should contain all the information set out in Annex V to Directive 2008/106/EC on certificates of competency and endorsements attesting the recognition of certificates of proficiency issued in accordance with Regulations V/1-1 and V/1-2 of the STCW Convention.
That database should improve detection of adverse events and should allow and facilitate the pharmacovigilance surveillance and work-sharing between the competent authorities and other authorities concerned such as environmental protection agencies and food safety authorities both at national and Union level.
The information in the database should be public, unless specific reasons require that a piece of information should not be published, in order to protect the right of the individual to private life and the right to the protection of personal data, recognised by Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Databases should be regularly cleaned and out-of-date information must be deleted securely.
New centralised European databases should only be created on the basis of studies that have shown their added value.
These databases should also help to match standardised information on works with information on phonograms or any other fixation in which the work has been incorporated.
Access to such registries and databases should be limited on a"need to know" basis.
Access to the registries and databases should be limited on a need to know basis.