| Failure to do this will result in having to use the standard processes provided with the tools or, worse, trying to computerise inexistent or inefficient processes. |
| The central bank is now working to computerise the reporting process of commercial banks and the budgets of microfinance institutions. |
| A scheme to computerise the medical records of every patient in England has turned into a spectacularly expensive fiasco. |
| In this context, it should be noted that the Community has launched a project to computerise customs export checks, in particular where the Community export and exit points are located in two different Member States. |
| The amendments will enable purchasers and suppliers to computerise all public procurement procedures and so derive maximum benefit from electronic commerce. |
| The aim is to simplify the legislation, and streamline and computerise customs procedures. |
