Examples of using Data-processing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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bear the special stamp referred to in Annex 62 and are made out by an electronic or automatic data-processing system.
the individual neurone is a much more sophisticated data-processing unit than the transistor.
cheques or for the transmission of sales data over telephone lines to automatic data-processing machines.
tunnels, data-processing centers or public buildings.
a third party, unless data-processing is ordered by law;
must be told before data-processing whether the data-processing is based on his/her consent or obligatory.
Firms which use an integrated electronic or automatic data-processing system to keep their records
shall set up a data-processing network for the rapid transmission of data between the competent►M8 Union◄ authorities in the event of an alert relating to faulty manufacture,
remain in force and effect for as long as the transfers and data-processing operations that are the subject matter of the contract remain unchanged
shall set up a data-processing network for the rapid transmission of data between the competent Community authorities in the event of an alert relating to faulty manufacture,
technical or data-processing components of the integrated system.
Whereas the INGA does not have sufficient data-processing infrastructure to ensure the optimum collection, processing, checking and transmission of all data on expenditure financed by the EAGGF Guarantee Section;
Where formalities are completed using official or private-sector data-processing systems which produce a print-out of the declarations,
shall set up a data-processing network for the rapid transmission of information to the competent Community authorities in the event of an alert relating to faulty manufacture,
In particular, be responsible for the security measures referred to in Article 25 in respect of the data-processing equipment used within the territory of the Member State in question, for the review
Use as loading lists as referred to in Article 479(1) of descriptive lists drawn up for the purposes of carrying out dispatch/export formalities may also be allowed even where such lists are produced by firms whose records are not based on an electronic or automatic data-processing system.
Since the agreement which was the subject of Directive 2004/496 related, in the same way as Decision 2004/535, to data-processing which was excluded from the scope of Directive 95/46,
The customs authorities of each Member State may allow firms whose records are based on an electronic or automatic data-processing system, and which are already allowed under paragraphs 1
may allow undertakings whose records are based on an electronic or automatic data-processing system to use loading lists T5 made out by that data-processing system which, although they include all the particulars provided for in the list as printed in Annex 65,
Automatic data-processing machines and units….