Examples of using Electronic databases in English and their translations into Slovak
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Access to electronic databases.
Article 19- Storage and exchange of information contained in electronic databases.
There are already several electronic databases of case law on the web, relating to.
Access to unique research facilities, technology and full-text electronic databases;
This also applies to inclusion in electronic databases and reproduction on CD-ROM.
These are hard copies,documents so sensitive they're not committed to electronic databases.
Information from electronic databases.
(22) Whereas electronic databases within the meaning of this Directive may also include devices such as CD-ROM and CD-i;
Search the dedicated electronic databases.
However, there are no electronic databases to which a creditor can have access to obtain information directly about a debtor's assets.
This information is also valid for admission to electronic databases and duplication of CD- ROM, DVD etc.
In order for the data to be more easily transferred, it can only bedata that is processed in an automated form in electronic databases.
This also applies to recordings in electronic databases and reproduction on data carriers.
In order to easily convert your data to your request,it can only be data that we process automatically in our electronic databases.
This also applies to the integration in electronic databases and creating copies on electronic media.
In order to easily transfer your data upon your request,it may only concern data subject to automated processing in our electronic databases.
The application of Regulation 1049/2001 to electronic databases presents technical as well as legal problems.
The processing and evaluation of the results includes a time consuming manual search forfurther data on individual proteins in available electronic databases.
We store information in access controlled premises or in electronic databases requiring logins and passwords.
Z39.50 Z39.50 is a standardized application protocol, which specifies communication between the client and the server when searching for information anddownloading information from remote electronic databases.
We store information in access-controlled premises or in electronic databases requiring logins and passwords.
(13) In order for the information stored in the electronic databases to be reliable, provision should be made for their regular update.
Such checking may in particular involve the use of an electronic network,comprising data from national electronic databases to facilitate the exchange of information.';
This information should progressively become available in electronic databases which are easily accessible to the public through public telecommunication networks.
It should be possible for Member States to use an electronic network,comprising data from national electronic databases, in order to facilitate the exchange of information.
This information should progressively become available in electronic databases which are easily accessible to the public through public telecommunication networks.
We store client information in access-controlled premises or in electronic databases that require logins and passwords.
The EC Party andthe Signatory CARIFORUM States shall provide publicly available electronic databases of trademark applications and trademark registrations.
Each Party shall ensure thatenvironmental information progressively becomes available in electronic databases which are easily accessible to the public through public telecommunications networks.
Member States shallensure that environmental information progressively becomes available in electronic databases which are easily accessible to the public through public telecommunication networks.