Examples of using Cross-checking in English and their translations into Greek
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Cross-checking the outcome of our economic analysis with that of our monetary analysis supports the assessment that upside risks to price stability prevail over the medium to longer term.
undertake the responsibility of cross-checking the information provided.
The audit found little systematic cross-checking of information between customs
undertake the responsibility of cross-checking the information provided.
Overall, cross-checking the information from the two pillars suggests a need for ongoing vigilance
reinforce information systems for auditing, cross-checking and long term monitoring of the tax base.
for example, the cross-checking of the different information available.
This will allow extensive cross-checking of such transactions, thus tracing undeclared revenue
Cross-checking with the monetary analysis confirms the need for ongoing vigilance
This diversified approach to the analysis stimulates the cross-checking of information, thereby reducing the risks of policy-related mistakes in an uncertain environment.
Cross-checking the outcome of the economic analysis with that of the monetary analysis confirms the assessment of low inflationary pressure over the medium term,
Cross-checking the outcome of the economic analysis with that of the monetary analysis supports the case for vigilance to ensure that the risks to price stability over the medium to longer term do not materialise.
in particular by cross-checking the fleet information reported against projects financed under the EFF.
For two thirds of the aid distributed, this process includes cross-checking the claims against national databases set up under the integrated administration and control system(2)(IACS)
By simultaneously cross-checking information in different databases
Cross-checking by Member States of catch data with data collected for other purposes(fiscal,
This diversified approach to the analysis stimulates the cross-checking of information and takes into account various interpretations of this information,
Member States may use the automatic identification system data when such data are available for the purpose of cross-checking with other available data in accordance with Articles 109 and 110.
sometimes relied on records produced specifically for the inspection. No cross-checking to published accounts
Nevertheless, all the opportunities for cross-checking with data from other sources have not been exhausted