Examples of using A computerised system in English and their translations into Swedish
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Programming and testing a computerised system.
A computerised system would assist Member States in preventing fraud.
The Commission is also developing a computerised system for management of agricultural import quotas.
In a computerised system,"passed for payment" shall take the form of validation using the personal password of the authorising officer responsible.
Establish a framework for the development of a computerised system of exchange of information on convictions.
To implement a computerised system for the exchange of information on criminal records
This should be followed in March 2005 by a further proposal on a computerised system of exchange of information.
To maintain a computerised system of collected data.
The Criminal Justice Programme was also designed to enable the implementation of a computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records.
The proposal for a computerised system for monitoring on a day-to-day basis is being examined.
based on paper and stamps, with a computerised system.
Improving the exchange of information, for example, through a computerised system for exchanging information on national criminal records;
It aims to create a computerised system for the exchange of information on convictions between the Member States,
The objective of the proposal is to devise a computerised system for exchanging information on convictions between the EU Member States.
A computerised system for the movement and surveillance of excisable products of the kind referred to in Article 3(1) of Directive 92/12/EEC, hereinafter referred to as"the computerised system", is hereby established.
Our human moderators investigate all reports sent to us by players- we do not use a computerised system for this- so sending us lots of reports about a player doesn't mean we will automatically take action against them.
security of a flight will be registered in a computerised system and may be disclosed to the appropriate Government Authorities.
It is therefore essential that a computerised system be set up whereby such information can be exchanged between Member States
in particular through the creation of a computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records.
Because of the size and complexity of such a computerised system, both the Community and the Member States will need considerable additional human and financial resources for the purpose.
specially the introduction of a computerised system for registering information on audit work on external programmes.
The current manual exchange of information is to be replaced by a computerised system which should not only make for more efficient management
notify Member States about connections between criminal offences;- to aid Member States' investigations;- to maintain a computerised system of collected information;- to develop specialist knowledge of the investigative procedures of the competent authorities in the Member States.
It is essential that a computerised system be created for Member States to exchange information,
in particular by setting up a computerised system to exchange information on criminal records,
It is necessary to have a computerised system for monitoring the movement of excisable goods, such as will allow Member States
The Commission has already presented legislative proposals aiming at establishing a computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records, which would improve mutual understanding
A computerised system for the intra-Community movement and monitoring of excisable goods(EMCS) should be compatible
Interactive Voice Response- is a computerised system that allows a person,