Examples of using Computerised transit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The European Commission's"New Computerised Transit System"(NCTS) will help, but full implementation of the system is not due before 2003
The implementation of the computerised transit system provided for by Decision No 1/1999 of the EC/EFTA Joint Committee on common transit(1)
It is recalled that the implementation of the computerised transit system provided for by Decision No 1/1999 of the EC/EFTA Joint Committee on common transit requires the setting up of an international computer network to make possible the exchange of information between the competent authorities of the contracting Parties to the Convention of 20 May 1987 on a common transit procedure.
Not only does the Commission fully understand Parliament's concern about the delay in applying the computerised transit system, it has already had occasion to explain what it is doing in practical terms to bring the project rapidly to completion, and I am grateful to Mrs Peijs,
Not only does the Commission fully understand Parliament's concern about the delay in applying the computerised transit system, it has already had occasion to explain what it is doing in practical terms to bring the project rapidly to completion, and I am grateful to Mrs Peijs,
the imminent implementation of a computerised transit system should be a key factor in the solutions to be found in this area.
As a first step towards e-Customs, the New Computerised Transit System(NCTS) has been operational since mid-2003.
secure operation of computerised transit system;
The legal bases of the new computerised transit system(NCTS), which come into effect from 31 March, must ensure on completion that transit formalities are fully electronic within the European Union
in 2001 it drew up a revised regulatory framework which included the introduction of a new computerised transit system NCTS.
implementation of the necessary tools and links in order to allow all economic operators to be linked to the computerised transit system a transitional period permitting the use of transit declarations made in writing should be envisaged.
This is the aim of the Commission proposal, by means of a real-time computerised messaging system- EMCS(Excise Movement and Control System)- to track the movements of goods, also integrated with the New Computerised Transit System(NCTS), which is also in the process of being brought in.
where appropriate to update the existing legal framework for the computerised transit system, to ensure the homogenous
Pending the coming on stream of the full computerised transit system, the administration of
mainly the adaptation of the Romanian national customs legislation, the creation of the structures necessary to manage the procedure and the implementation of the New Computerised Transit system(NCTS) allowing for the application of the common transit procedure Romania's established that the conditions of an invitation were met._BAR.
of the Romanian national customs legislation, the creation of the structures necessary to manage the procedure and the implementation of the New Computerised Transit system(NCTS) allowing for the application of the common transit procedure Romania's established that the conditions of an invitation were met._BAR.
The existing commitments to computerise transit procedures to reduce fraud
The computerised Community transit system has been operational since July 2003.
the size of the sums involved are in themselves sufficient to demonstrate the urgency of computerising the Community transit procedure and at the same time ensuring maximum transparency throughout the European customs policy.
the size of the sums involved are in themselves sufficient to demonstrate the urgency of computerising the Community transit procedure and at the same time ensuring maximum transparency throughout the European customs policy.
