Examples of using Common database in English and their translations into Italian
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more institutions may agree to use a common database.
Research leading to the harmonisation of a common database on reports by Member States on implementation of various water related directives(e.g. Residual urban water, Nitrates, Surface water, etc.).
the setting up of a common database and the cooperation of the national film academies and archives serve a common aim:
The Centre has the task of collecting, in a common database, all the data gathered during the research already carried out
The EESC believes that the possibility for all prospectuses in the EU to be accessible in a common database should deliver a considerable boost to the development of capital markets in Europe,
What is positive is the proposal to set up a common database collating the most important information pertaining to European financial institutions' business data
share key information though a common database.
However, what we can develop are some indicators and a common database; we can exchange good practice
particularly in the framework of the central common database of candidates and tenderers who are in situations of exclusion;
One of the major progresses when dealing with rare diseases is outlining a classification system that can be used by doctors around the world as a common database.
The Council takes note of the various measures taken by the Commission to ensure that the common database for Structural Funds is fully operational
the number of terminals linked to the system will be significantly increased and a common database will be set up in addition to those already accessible in each Member State.
must be entered into the common database'EQUAL transnational co-operation internet module' ETCIM.
The Commission and the group of regulators will discuss the possibility of establishing a common database to follow up the handling of complaints
Member States shall recommend to their data-protection authorities that they ensure that the activities of their liaison officers comply with their national legislation on the protection of personal data and that the Unit's common database, if any, contains only non-personal data.
flexibly by means of correspondents and the creation of a common database.
whereas there is at present no common database allowing access to those individual files
transmit all readings to a common database to which each user can access in real time via the web.
collection of pMS'national plans and programmes in a common database in view of identifying early opportunities for collaboration;
also counting on the full participation of the candidate countries and the creation of a common database to eliminate violence.