Examples of using Computerised system in English and their translations into Polish
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the Commission must establish the computerised system in the first half of 2009;
the White Paper set out the framework of a future EU computerised system for exchanging information on criminal convictions which would enable the easy
Mutual administrative assistance document" means a document established within the computerised system and used for the exchange of information under Article 8,
the programme will also have the necessary flexibility to allow for the implementation of new measures, such as the computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records.
The former aspect will be covered by a proposal for a decision establishing a computerised system for exchanging information on criminal convictions,
Information collected through the computerised system shall be kept in that system in a way that makes it possible to retrieve
the use of which implies that the customs authorities are obliged to enter manually the declaration data into the computerised system.
Where Member States do not authorise the use of continuation sheets when a computerised system is used to produce declarations,
including movement of molluscs between mollusc farming areas, are reported using the computerised system provided for in Article 20(1) of Council Directive 90/425/EEC.
The Commission has already presented legislative proposals aiming at establishing a computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records, which would improve mutual understanding
Whereas this amendment of the Code together with the corresponding amendments to its implementing provisions must be such as to facilitate the introduction in due course of a new computerised system of transit for the benefit of both the public interests at stake in transit operations and economic operators.
hereinafter"the computerised system.
the creation of a common computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records,
and maintaining a computerised system of information collected directly from the Member States.
Where the goods are transported by travellers who have no direct access to the customs' computerised system and so have no means of lodging the transit declaration using a data processing technique at the office of departure, the customs authorities
that we can actually go on to a computerised system in the future and identify all the regulations- we welcome this proposal.
While the introduction of a registry and a computerised system for managing investigation files have improved record keeping for operations
ensure a secure functioning of all parts of the computerised system and of electronic communication
Adopting the proposed computerised system requires a joint