Examples of using Computerised system in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Objective: to analyze the computerised system laboratory environment manager as a tool
The Eurodac computerised system of recognition of the fingerprints of asylum seekers, makes it possible to bring together any legal or criminal information about them,
A computerised system almost automatically makes such data available
Nevertheless, some reticence was expressed as to the amount of detail which it would be possible to include in the computerised system, in particular concerning the coverage provided by the comprehensive guarantee(see below) and the statistics the system would provide.
the Commission are called upon to set up the computerised system within six years(instead of five years) of the date of entry
Many witnesses have said that the computerised system offers no guarantees against fraud,
until, of course, the computerised system that the Commissioner mentioned can provide the information even more quickly, virtually on line.
The former aspect will be covered by a proposal for a decision establishing a computerised system for exchanging information on criminal convictions,
Clearly, the next step that the Commission is considering is to have a faster, computerised system for exchanging information,
particularly by greater use of the computerised system.
The transitional period for adopting the Excise Movement Control System under suspension of excise duty must be set with due regard to the feasibility of introducing the computerised system in each Member State.
The joint action establishes that Member States which are not yet in a position to use the computerised system may continue exchanges on paper until all Member States have set up a national computerised system.
The computerised system for programme fol-low-up that permits online monitoring of co-fi-nanced projects.
designing and implementing a computerised system for the exchange of information on criminal convictions, based on the use of a standard European format that
ANIMO is a computerised system for exchange of information on consignments of animals traded between Member States,
Activities relating to the initiation of the ap plication of the computerised system are to begin no later than 12 months(instead of nine months)
The development of an efficient computerised system will also make it possible to report in greater detail to the public on the action taken by the Commission to monitor application of Community law whenever a decision has been taken to issue a reasoned opinion
the Commission shall conclude the necessary contracts for setting up the Community components of the computerised system and shall, in cooperation with the Member States meeting within the Committee referred to in Article 7(1),
are reported using the computerised system provided for in Article 20(1) of Council Directive 90/425/EEC.
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