Примери за използване на Reliability and comparability на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The four principal qualitative characteristics are understandability,relevance, reliability and comparability.
We believe it is important to verify the reliability and comparability of the data in order to be able to make improvementsand guarantee a high standard of environmental accounting.
A common methodology for data collection needs to be established in order to improve the reliability and comparability of the data.
They meet the criteria of understandability,relevance, reliability and comparability required of the financial information needed for making economic decisionsand assessing the stewardship of management.
A common methodology for data collection needs to be established in order to improve the reliability and comparability of the data.
Conclusions and recommendations 39 80 The reliability and comparability of the statistics on sustainable biofuels are undermined by the fact that there is no unique identification of the substances to be considered as waste in the EU.
Member States do not use the terms in the same way,which undermines data reliability and comparability concerning the completion rate.
The current'learning by doing' experience shows that the definition of result indicators in this field is challenging and the Commission, Member States and various stakeholders have devoted much effort to continuously improve methodology, reliability and comparability.
The EBA's bottom-up approach resulted in limited reliability and comparability of results produced by the banks.
The recommendations have been followed by NSI and have been implemented in practice in order to assure accuracy, reliability and comparability of HICP.
IX Secondly, although the regulation entrusted the EBA with ensuring the reliability and comparability of methods, practicesand results, the EBA did not exercise authority beyond initiating, providing methodology for and broadly coordinating the stress-test activities.
Its main reporting tool, the bi-annual State aid Scoreboard, has several shortcomings: lack of completeness,insufficient reliability and comparability, as well as late availability of the data.
The quality, reliability and comparability of data should be improved by introducing a single entry point for all waste data, deleting obsolete reporting requirements, benchmarking national reporting methodologies and introducing a data quality check report.
The current‘learning by doing' experience shows that the definition of result indicators in this field is challenging and the Commission,Member States and various stakeholders have devoted much effort to continuously improve methodology, reliability and comparability.
The quality, reliability and comparability of reported data should be improved by establishing a common methodology for collectionand processing of data based on reliable sources and by introducing a single entry point for all waste data, deleting obsolete reporting requirements, benchmarking national reporting methodologies and introducing a data quality check report.
In practice, the EBA has decided to limit its role to initiating, providing methodology for and broadly coordinating stress-test activities,without making genuine efforts to ensure reliability and comparability of results produced by the banks under the bottom-up approach(see paragraphs 67-68 and 73-76).
Those qualitative characteristics include the relevance, reliability, and comparability over time of financial information that is reported about an enterprise's different groups of productsand services and about its operations in particular geographical areas, and the usefulness of that information for assessing the risks and returns of the enterprise as a whole.
Recommendation 2 The monitoring and evaluation system is subject to review by the Commission and Member States in order to improve its efficiency and effectiveness, especially in terms of reliability and comparability, and foster ownership by sharing good practices and building capacity.
The quality, reliability and comparability of reported data should be improved by establishing a common methodology for collectionand processing of data based on reliable sources and by introducing a single entry point for all waste data, deleting obsolete reporting requirements, benchmarking national reporting methodologies and introducing a data quality check report.
Those elements should at least include the establishment of timeframes for the screening of and, minimum qualitative requirements for, data to be provided by Member States to improve the reliability and comparability of data sets on foreign direct investment and the possibility for foreign investors to seek judicial redress of screening decisions.
Member States shall ensure that the information requested by the Commission and other Member States pursuant to Articles 8(4) and 9(2) is made available to the Commission and the requesting Member Stateswithout undue delay and complies with minimum qualitative requirements for the reliability and comparability of data sets.
(17) In order to facilitate the cooperation withother Member States and the screening of foreign direct investment by the Commission and improve the reliability and comparability of data provided by Member States, Member States should notify their screening mechanisms and any amendment thereto to the Commission, and should report on the application of their screening mechanisms on a regular basis.
Special Report No 8/2012- Targeting of aid for the modernisation of agricultural holdings The current‘learning by doing' experience shows that the definition of result indicators for improving competitiveness is challenging and the Commission, Member States and various stakeholders have devoted much effort to continuously improve methodology, reliability and comparability.
Therefore, it is necessary to further reinforce the comparability, reliability and exhaustiveness of that aggregate.
The extent of the overall differences raise doubts on the reliability, comprehensiveness and comparability of catch data available to the Commission.
The Court maintains its opinion(20) that the differences in the supervisory and control systems in the NSI could weaken the comparability, reliability and exhaustiveness of National Accounts.
Supervisory and control systems in the National Stat istical Institutes(NSI)of Member States should help ensure the comparability, reliability and exhaustiveness of GNI data(22).
The Gni committee examines the Gni questionnaires and quality reports transmitted by Member states each year. it issues an opinion on the appropriateness of the Gni data for own resource purposes‘with respect to reliability, comparability and exhaustiveness taking into account the cost- benefit principle'11.
Problems reGArdinG compliAnce with esA95 And the quAlity of nAtionAl Accounts' estimAtes not detected by eurostAt 57. the court audited five of the10 Member states on-the-spot. this audit revealed problems in compliance with Esa95 and in the reliability, comparability and exhaustiveness of national accounts' estimates which were not detected by Eurostat.
Did Eurostat examine effectively the quality of GNI data in respect of reliability comparability and exhaustiveness?