Esimerkkejä To standardisation käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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What place is given to standardisation?
In relation to standardisation, it is advisable for the Commission to be assisted by the Committee set up under Directive 98/34/EC.
Solutions geared to facilitating SME access to standardisation and norms.
The European approach to standardisation could also be further used in areas such as services.
The Directive applies the principles of the New Approach to Standardisation and Technical Harmonisation.
Facilitate the access to standardisation of all interested stakeholders, in particular SMEs, but also users/consumers and researchers.
It is also true, however,that the overregulation of business is a barrier to standardisation and harmonisation and ultimately renders competition unworkable.
At the start of 1995 a study was made of the knowledge and information needs of small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe,with particular regard to standardisation.
Being based on a holistic approach to standardisation, this vision integrates also the recently adopted ICT Standards Communication.
The European standardisation system must encourage and support innovation andalso establish a common basis for a more comprehensive approach to standardisation.
On the issue of standardisation and product diversity, we also have to say yes to standardisation as long as it does not jeopardise product diversity.
Public-private partnerships andother large scale, industry-driven research initiatives enable European companies to link their research to standardisation.
There are also measures included in this package for a streamlined approach to standardisation that aims to foster the necessary cross-border and cross-domain interoperability.
Public-private partnerships and other large scale,industry-driven research initiatives enable European companies to link their research to standardisation.
The Commission considers that the approach in the existing telecoms framework to standardisation would be appropriate in seeking to ensure digital television interoperability.
The principle of following the line taken by national legislation as regards civil liability would be a major step forward, even ifit would not necessarily lead to standardisation.
The proposal follows the usual approach to standardisation based on presumption of conformity and is in line with the modernised approach for dealing with ICT standards.
I voted for Amendment 3 because this relates to a point in the motion for a resolution which could be interpreted as encouraging a return to standardisation of agricultural products shape and dimensions of fruit and vegetables.
The Commission's approach to standardisation is to rely on voluntary standards developed by industry, but to maintain reserve powers to make standards mandatory where justified.
GSM Europe, the association representing European Mobile Network Operators, has established a task force to develop strategies to deploy eCall in Europe, contribute to standardisation and participate in the work of the European eCall Implementation Platform.23.
In order to provide strategic focus to standardisation, the Communication identifies five priority areas for standardisation efforts- 5G, Cloud Computing, the Internet of Things, Data technologies and Cybersecurity.
The close link between the WTO criteria and the attributes underpinning the European ICT standardisation policy will support free trade in compliant products, services and applications andsimilar criteria should be applied in by our trading partners in their approach to standardisation.
This Communication sets out a comprehensive strategic and political approach to standardisation for priority ICT technologies that are critical to the completion of the Digital Single Market.
With regard to standardisation, the Council has adopted separate conclusions on 1 March 2002, bearing in mind the strategic importance of standardisation to the implementation of different Community policies and the need to give urgent consideration to the follow-up to the Commission's report of September 2001.
Any unforeseen policy needs will be addressed in a flexible way and may, for example, relate to standardisation, to support the safe transformation towards a knowledge based industry, or to potential environmental and health impacts of nanotechnologies.
The provisions of this Directive should be without prejudice to specific requirements of Community law already enacted in respect of the publication of interfaces in the telecommunications sector orCouncil Decisions relating to standardisation in the field of information technology and telecommunication.
As a contribution from the EU side to add value to standardisation in the context of EU policies, the institutional framework must be overhauled in order to ensure that standardisation can effectively play its role.
Improving the functioning of commodity markets in developing countries can have several benefits: it would stimulate regional integration, increase South-South trade, enhance infrastructure, rationalise crop planning as it will be based on forward price signals, and finally,upgrade quality thanks to standardisation.
A more strategic, European level, approach is needed to standardisation, lead market development and the mobilisation of public-private partnerships, as in the Joint Technology Initiatives launched as a result of activities in the 6th Framework Programme.
Extend the current standardisation framework for telecommunications to cover all communications infrastructure and associated services,i.e. to rely as far as possible on a voluntary approach to standardisation, but provide procedures to ensure open access and interoperability if voluntary processes do not succeed;