Examples of using European database in English and their translations into Danish
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staff exchanges& secondments Developing and managing the central European database Contacts with third country authorities
At the substantiated request of any Member State, the Agency or the Commission, the competent authority to which the request for authorisation was submitted shall supply all further information concerning the clinical trial in question other than the data already in the European database.
a so called verification of the product, in the European database via the national database by a scan of the 2D barcode at the pharmacy or hospital.
be included in the European database.
more often in the European database of dangerous consumer products RAPEX.
other relevant activities, such as the new European database on medicinal products.
the rare diseases concerned. These data must be fed into a central European database and made available to everyone.
We are, however, more reserved with regard to unlimited access to European databases.
Whilst European databases can prove useful in the fight against organised crime,
All useful information for people in mobility should be available over the Internet as well as through European databases such as Eures,
giving the United States access to European databases, including passenger data.
it then says that the Commission asked the US Government not to request data which undermine access to European databases.
I have already said that we have taken a series of steps in the INFO 2000 programme to construct European databases and directories.
Furthermore, creating European databases on all sorts of costs
enhanced interoperability and synergies among European databases explicitly suggests granting authorities in charge of internal security access to other largescale databases such as SIS II first pillar data or Eurodac.
For example, if every Member State were to give to a third country the data that it places in European databases- let us say Schengen- you might end up having the third country collecting all the data in the Schengen database. .
indirectly allows the United States to access European databases such as the VIS or SIS systems.
The European Council calls on the Commission to submit proposals for enhanced interoperability between European databases and to explore the creation of synergies between existing
The establishment of a single European database will enable a more effective partnership
November 2014: Call for a New European Database on Operational Data My collection of data in the download section was supposed to demonstrate the possible applications of a simple database with uniform data from several countries.