Examples of using Computerisation in English and their translations into Danish
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consult the database referred to in Annex I to Council Decision 92/438/EEC of 13 July 1993 on computerisation of veterinary import procedures(Shift project) 8.
Billion was made available by the EIB in 2001 to finance 11 education projects involving the modernisation and computerisation of schools, colleges
rolling facilities in Northumberland and Gwent, computerisation of management systems in a chain of cooperative stores and urban waste storage and incineration plant in Greater Manchester.
Higher level staff, almost without exception, felt that computerisation had improved the quality of their jobs by eliminating time-consuming routine tasks
managerial staff felt that computerisation benefited them greatly in their jobs, enabling them to concentrate on the more interesting
Ushering in computerisation New computer systems,
To take one example: computerisation, currently the subject of^terminable political discussion
from the information at our disposal, that the computerisation of the Social Security Institution,
serving officials from all the institutions and outside researchers upon request, continued with the computerisation ofits periodical collections and launched a feasibility study for creating an interinstitutional library.
The case studies show that computerisation in the public service may bring with it either improvements
Even on the Commission's most modest estimates of what computerisation will save in terms of revenue,
the IDA programme for computerisation of customs activities?
the effects of computerisation tend to be more subtle
of the operation of the Customs Committee, the computerisation of the transit system, which, as a key instrument for combating customs fraud, should be fully
Whereas a Council resolution with regard to the computerisation of customs transit was adopted by the Internal Market Council, at its meeting on 23 November 1995(5); the need for computerisation was recognised in Decision No 210/97/EC of the European Parliament
services to the public should not be taken as indicating that technology has no effect on these variables in other cases, or that computerisation will not have important
We cannot overemphasise the strategic significance of the transit computerisation project as a means of coping with the current crisis because it both offers the definitive practical solution to some of the problems arising from the processing of declarations
Efficiency and cost-cutting are primary objectives in computerisation programmes.
Computerisation of almost all customs activities inte- grated computer system for the Greek customs.
One of the key areas where computerisation offers substantial potential advantages is in the collection of statistics.