Examples of using Computerised database in English and their translations into Portuguese
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a comparison with the entries in the computerised database and checks of summaries relating to the slaughter certificates,
a comparison with the entries in the computerised database for bovine animals
Each Member State shall ensure that a computerised database is established for the listing of the varieties for which seed
No 2342/1999 has proved inadequate because of problems in managing the measure in its first year of application linked to the operation of the computerised database.
adjustments of entries in the computerised database to the competent authority provided that the farmer has not been informed of the competent authority's intention to carry out an on-the-spot check.
only cattle intended for intra-Community trade are required to have a passport containing data based on the computerised database 23.
the production of a computerised database on new materials
Of the correctness of entries in the register and the notifications to the computerised database on the basis of a sample of supporting documents such as purchase
Which have a computerised database which the Commission deems to be fully operational in accordance with Article 5 may determine that a passport is to be issued only for animals intended for intra-Community trade and that those animals shall be accompanied by their passports only when they are moved from the territory of the Member State concerned to the territory of another Member State, in which case the passport shall contain information based on the computerised database.
Computerised databases and quality of data.
The computerised databases shall become fully operational no later than 31 December 1999,
For that purpose, Member States shall establish or complete existing computerised databases containing the relevant information about fleet fishing capacity and activities.
The computerised databases, which were to be set up by all Member States by 31 December 1999, are an important part of the system.
The aggregated data referred to in this Regulation have to be fed into computerised databases so that they are accessible to authorised users
individual registers kept on each holding and computerised databases set up by the Member States.
Regulation(EC) No 1760/2000 requires Member States to take the necessary measures to ensure that the national computerised databases are fully operational as soon as possible.
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Member States shall ensure that the aggregated data relating to Community programmes are fed into computerised databases.
The computerised databases containing the cattle records were originally set up for veterinary purposes[2], but are also used by premium managers to carry out administrative checks in the context of the Integrated Administration
and, especially, the computerised databases containing the cattle records,