Examples of using Computerised system in English and their translations into Greek
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under automated procedures(decision-making procedures conducted through use of a computerised system without human intervention).
The collection lines are supported by a computerised system, so that optimal routes can be designed,
introduced a computerised system linking veterinary authorities,
This Decision establishes a computerised system for the movement and surveillance of excisable products, namely mineral oils,
necessary computer skills or did not trust the computerised system.
The restaurant had been using a computerised system to monitor food temperatures,
the latter had no computerised system with which to carry out general
in particular with other border inspection posts(through the computerised system provided for in Article 20 of Directive 90/425/EEC
the data recorded in the new computerised system.
Poland The computerised system was designed to provide online access to services for customers of the Maritime Office.
The project will allow the national competent authorities to feed the newly developed computerised system directly with data concerning the quantities covered by import licences(requested,
In order to ensure the efficient operation of the computerised system, Member States should adopt within their national applications a uniform data set
In a computerised system,‘passed for payment' shall take the form of an electronically secured validation by the authorising officer responsible
operational side and by setting up a computerised system which should be completed by 2003.
C 44/16 EN Official Journal of the European Union THE COMMISSIONŐS REPLIES SUMMARY I.-II. The Commission strengthened customs transit by introducing a modern and robust computerised system throughout the Community.
The Eurodac computerised system of recognition of the fingerprints of asylum seekers,
record reliable data on indicators in a computerised system(Article 125(2)(a),(d),
the Commission is working on introducing a new computerised system which will provide general solutions to the problems encountered.
The transitional period for adopting the Excise Movement Control System under suspension of excise duty must be set with due regard to the feasibility of introducing the computerised system in each Member State.
The functional requirement specifications which shall be used as basis for above technical architecture during the development and deployment of the computerised system are in the appendices A to F listed in Appendix I to this Regulation.