Examples of using Computerised system in English and their translations into Swedish
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The overall figure for financing the computerised system during the period defined in the first paragraph of Article 2 shall be EUR 35 000 000 insofar as the Community budget is concerned.
based on paper and stamps, with a computerised system.
This should be followed in March 2005 by a further proposal on a computerised system of exchange of information.
technical resources needed to establish and run the computerised system.
The Criminal Justice Programme was also designed to enable the implementation of a computerised system of exchange of information on criminal records.
criteria for use in the later evaluation of how the computerised system is functioning.
Improving the exchange of information, for example, through a computerised system for exchanging information on national criminal records;
The officials' work stations(in the Member States) are connected up to the server for the computerised system by the internal AEM network.
Where the computerised system is unavailable, the fall-back mutual administrative document shall be used instead of the document referred to in paragraph 2.
The computerised system will offer a simplified,
Member States and the Commission shall establish the computerised system within six years of the entry into force of this Decision.
Activities relating to the initiation of application of the computerised system shall begin not later than 12 months after the entry into force of this Decision.
The computerised system shall be made up of Community
The costs of setting up the computerised system shall be split between the Community
Once it is fully operational, the new computerised system will complete the single internal market, whose only borders
The computerised system under development could be used as a vehicle for computerised exchange of information under the mutual assistance arrangements.
Due regard should be had to the situation of certain consignees not connected to the computerised system but who may receive excise goods moving under suspension of duty.
For the new programming period 2014-2020, all managing authorities have adopted their computerised system according to Article 72(d) of the Regulation(EU) 1303/2013.
Given appropriate security measures within the computerised system, the risk of falsification of transit documents should be substantially lower.
They may use the computerised system where the system is capable of processing such information.