Examples of using Systems function effectively in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission also carries out its own audits to verify that the systems function effectively.
They shall be responsible for ensuring that the systems function effectively throughout the programming period.
This states that the Commission may reduce its own checks if it hasobtained reasonable assurance that the OP's management and internal control systems function effectively(see Box 3).
They shall be responsible for ensuring that the systems function effectively throughout the programming period.
Member States shall ensure that their management and control systems for programmesare set up in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation and that the systems function effectively.
They shall be responsible for ensuring that the systems function effectively throughout the programming period.
Member States shall ensure that their management and control systems for nationalprogrammes are set up in accordance with this Regulation and that those systems function effectively.
Member States shall be responsible for ensuring that the systems function effectively throughout the programme period.
Member States shall ensure that their management and control systems for programmes areset up in accordance with the provisions of the Fund-specific rules and that the systems function effectively.
(mmm) for which the audit strategy of the audit authority under Article 29 is satisfactory and where reasonable assurance has been obtained that the management andcontrol systems function effectively on the basis of the results of audits by the Commission and the Member State.
Member States shall ensure that their management and control systems for programmes areset up in accordance with the provisions of the Fund-specific rules and that the systems function effectively.
The Commission shall satisfy itself that Member States have management andcontrol systems that comply with this Regulation and that those systems function effectively during the implementation of the programmes.
The Commission(Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy and Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion) has to obtain assurance that the Member States have set up management andcontrol systems which meet the requirements of the regulations, and that the systems function effectively(11).
For the 2007-2013 period, the Commission has set up a range of preventive actions to ensure that the Member States' management andcontrol systems function effectively from the start of programme implementation.
The Commission shall satisfy itself in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 32 that the Member States have set up management and control systems that comply with Articles 24 to 30, and on the basis of the annual audit reports andits own audits, that the systems function effectively during the programming period.
The Commission shall satisfy itself in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 69 that the Member States have set up management and control systems on the basis of the annual control reports andits own checks that the systems function effectively during the period of implementation of the operational programmes.
The Commission shall satisfy itself on the basis of available information, including the accreditation procedure, annual management declaration, annual control reports, annual audit opinion, annual implementation report and audits carried out by national and Union bodies, that the Member States have set up management and control systems that comply with this Regulation andthe Fund-specific rules and that these systems function effectively during the implementation of programmes.
The Commission shall satisfy itself in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 70 that the Member States have set up management and control systems that comply with Articles 57 to 61 and on the basis of the annual control reports andits own audits that the systems function effectively during the period of implementation of the operational programmes.
The Commission shall satisfy itself in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 30 that the Member States have set up management and control systems that comply with Articles 24 to 30, and on the basis of the annual audit reports andits own audits that the systems function effectively during the period of implementation of the multiannual programmes.
In determining its own audit strategy, the Commission shall identify those operational programmes for which the opinion on the compliance of the system under Article 61 is without reservations, or where reservations have been withdrawn following corrective measures, where the audit strategy of the Audit Authority is satisfactory and where reasonable assurance has been obtained that the management andcontrol systems function effectively on the basis of the results of audits by the Commission and the Member State.
Member States shall be responsible for ensuring that the system functions effectively throughout the CAP Strategic Plan period.
Member States shall be responsible for ensuring that the system functions effectively throughout the programme period.
Issuing an opinion based on the controls and audits that have been carried out under its responsibility as to whether the management andcontrol system functions effectively, so as to provide reasonable assurance that statements of expenditure presented to the Commission are correct and, as a consequence, reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular;
Only then can the system function effectively.
Each ingredient plays its part in helping the circulatory system function effectively and efficiently.
The Commission has formally updated its roadmap in September 2013, including by further clarifying the criteria it follows to grant Article 73: acceptance of the audit strategy and compliance assessment;reasonable assurance that the management and control system function effectively and bear limited risks; reasonable assurance that the audit authority works well and that only some or minor improvements are needed, taking account of the Commission's cumulative audit knowledge and experience with this audit authority. It also considers the Court's audit results.
The Member State has primary responsibility for setting up a management and control system which complies with the requirements of the regulations,ensuring that this system functions effectively and also preventing, detecting and correcting irregularities.