Examples of using To computerize in English and their translations into Spanish
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ILO was the first United Nations organization to computerize the holdings of its library.
It is considered necessary to review the income norms by which the subsistence minimum is measured and to computerize the registration of the beneficiaries.
If funds were to be provided to computerize the Court's case law and archives, the system would be far more effective still.
In addition, plans to computerize hospital services,
Among the most urgent is the need to computerize the judicial archives,
that comes to our legal system to computerize the Judicial Process would work well,
Its purpose was to computerize the ink-and-paint and post-production processes of traditionally animated films, to allow more efficient
Another point to be highlighted would be that, to computerize the judiciary, there would be less bureaucratic acts,
The secretariat take steps to computerize the management of the Fund,
To computerize the records of 4.8 million registered refugees on new web-based information technology
Contacts continued with outside parties, and a related study was undertaken by external archival experts to computerize the family files paper archives
In addition, a regional network to computerize operational data handling, processing
In addition, plans are at an advanced stage to computerize court proceedings
the testing of applications to computerize benefit and participation processing.
Development(UNCTAD) in Skopje is providing two international consultants to the Government to computerize the cargo division in 21 customs export offices of the Customs Administration.
the Secretariat will rely on information technology in the near future to computerize many of the processes and reports critical to the programme's successful implementation.
To computerize the records of 4.8 million registered refugees using new web-based information technology
The Committee notes the plans of the State party to computerize the Department of Social Welfare Services and the current focus
As concerns the Office of Legal Affairs, during the biennium 2002-2003 the Office intends to computerize the legal archive as well as to convert the United Nations Treaty Collection onto a database that will be accessible from the Internet.
To computerize the records of approximately 4.8 million registered persons on new web-based information technology