Examples of using To interoperability in English and their translations into Croatian
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The Commission has demonstrated its dedication to interoperability solutions over a remarkably long period.
Benefits to interoperability of an extension of the scope to particular subcategories of networks and vehicles.
Measures aimed at establishing synergies with initiatives relevant to interoperability in other areas of Union policy;
Benefits to interoperability of an extension of the scope to particular subcategories of networks and vehicles.
Therefore TSIs harmonise only the specifications concerning parameters which are critical to interoperability basic parameters.
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The most ambitious long-term approach to interoperability would be a common repository of data at EU level for different information systems.
The ISA Programme supported these andsimilar initiatives whenever they contributed to interoperability between EU public administrations.
(21) In order to eliminate the obstacles to interoperability, and as a consequence of extending the scope of the TSIs to the whole Union's rail system, the amount of national rules should progressively be reduced.
The proposal does not mention public trust and confidence as a risk, nordoes it note any other risks or disbenefits to interoperability.
Develop guidance to overcome legal/technical barriers to interoperability and linkages with the broader healthcare system infrastructure;
However, the proposal does not mention public trust and confidence in public administrations and their ability to manage personal data, nordoes it note any other risks or disbenefits to interoperability.
Large-scale implementation and validation of cross-cutting solutions andstandards is now the key to interoperability, reliability and security in the EU and globally.
In order to eliminate the obstacles to interoperability, the amount of national rules should be reduced as a consequence of extending the scope of the TSIs to the whole Union's rail system and of closing open points in the TSIs.
In the area of ICT standardisation, Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012 of the European Parliament andof the Council49 refers to interoperability as an essential outcome of standardisation.
In order to eliminate the obstacles to interoperability, the volume of national rules, including operating rules, should be reduced as a consequence of extending the scope of the TSIsto the whole of the Union rail system and of closing open points in the TSIs.
For each subsystem or part of a subsystem, the list of constituents andaspects relating to interoperability is proposed by the Agency at the time of drawing up the relevant draft TSI.
The EDPS had no objection to the use of an already existing infrastructure to exchange the information- as far as this limited financial or administrative burden, butinsisted that this should not lead to interoperability with other databanks.
Without prejudging the choice of aspects andconstituents relating to interoperability or the order in which they will be made subject to TSIs, the subsystems include the following: 2.1.
Calls on the Commission to work with relevant stakeholders in order to review anddevelop a framework for addressing challenges to interoperability and compatibility between blockchain systems;
Means any regulatory, technical oroperational condition which is critical to interoperability and requires a decision in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 21(2) before any development of draft TSIs by the joint representative body.
When conducting its regulatory fitness(REFIT) exercises to review the existing internal market acquis and/or drafting new proposals,the Commission will pay particular attention to interoperability and on the benefits that the effective usage of digital technologies can bring.
Where there are competing standards(particularly with regard to interoperability) in a given market, the choice of standard has an influence on businesses that will gain a competitive advantage from it- and thus on the location of the resulting economic activity and jobs.
Increasing the level of harmonisation and common approaches to maritime surveillance and other coastguard functions,leading to interoperability and common operations standards, which should facilitate joint operations.
An Advisory Group shall be established by eu-LISA in order to provide it with the expertise related to interoperability, in particular in the context of the preparation of its annual work programme and its annual activity report.
The Delegated Regulation addresses both public and private stakeholders and provides for sharing safety-related data at no extra cost to end users through a national access point ina common standardised format(DATEX13), therefore contributing to interoperability and predictability for any potential users of such data.
Differing technical formats or processes andmessaging standards could potentially create obstacles to interoperability, not only within each Member State but also and especially between the Member States.
In order to eliminate fragmentation of European services, to support fundamental freedoms and operational mutual recognition in the EU,a holistic cross-sector and cross-border approach to interoperability should be promoted in the manner that is the most effective, and the most responsive to end-users.
Measures necessary to further interoperability and standardisation of GOVSATCOM user equipment.