Examples of using Electronic data in English and their translations into Finnish
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The promotion of electronic data exchange systems between enforcement coordinating points; and in any case the revision
The proposal will require the use of electronic data transmission systems for data exchange and paper-based documents will be abandoned at the latest in 2013.
The EESC agrees that it should be possible to refuse to accept reporting by the user in a proprietary format if the society allows for reporting using a recognised method of electronic data exchange.
The Certificate of Conformity now contains a letter code instead of full descriptions to facilitate the use of electronic data systems for Member States and industry.
Yes? It's really like a digital black hole that swallows up any electronic data within 10 feet of it.
The electronic data base containing all infringements of rules of the Common Fisheries Policy including the sanctions they incurred,
The electronic data base containing the list of all fishing licences,
EDI EDI(Electronic Data Interchange) is a procedure by which information located in an enterprise's data system is used to produce a specified data flow that is transmitted electronically to a receiving enterprise,
The main innovation of the 1992 Regulation was provision for an electronic data base(VIES4) and for automatic communication to all the other Member States of the total value of all intra-Community supplies to taxable persons identified in those Member States,
the standards for the electronic data transmission to Eurostat
but'no' to the creation of electronic data files on millions of innocent citizens.
The introduction of the digital tachograph without retro-fitting will initially cause difficulties in enforcement given the need to check a mixture of old tachograph discs and the new electronic data to obtain a coherent picture.
Until now large volumes of electronic data such as official records,
the market situation can change very rapidly, because, for example, the use of electronic data carriers has increased dramatically?
efforts to put in place mandatory electronic data interchange for waste shipments.
the Member State would be banned, and Member States would have to ensure that the electronic data is transferred physically in fully encrypted form on a CD which has special conditions attached to it.
even via encrypted electronic data carriers transported in a diplomatic bag.
Retention of public electronic data.
Every piece of electronic data just vanishes forever.