Examples of using Reliable and comparable in English and their translations into Czech
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We must provide the European Union with reliable and comparable statistics.
Reliable and comparable data does not exist, especially for food waste generated in agricultural production and fisheries.
Last but not least, for developing reliable and comparable data to measure adult learning, as Ms Pack mentioned.
We need coordination and innovative projects, and to develop and share reliable and comparable statistics.
We should bear in mind that without reliable and comparable data, we will not be able to locate resources to the appropriate places in an appropriate manner.
I therefore support the updating and optimisation of the current statistics system so thatwe can have reliable and comparable statistics.
Its main objective is to provide'objective, reliable and comparable information' on the migration and asylum situation in the various Member States.
If we want to make progress on this agenda it is crucial to have,at national and EU level, reliable and comparable data on the Beijing indicators.
There is still a lack of sufficiently reliable and comparable data both at national and EU level determining social indicators, including the poverty of women, violence against women and institutional mechanisms.
Therefore, in order for the new political framework to be successful, decisions must be taken,founded and based on reliable and comparable statistical data.
Its remit is to provide objective, reliable and comparable information enabling the European Unionand its Member States to have a wide-ranging perspective on the phenomenon of drug addiction and its consequences.
It is important for the Commission and the European Anti-Fraud Office(OLAF) to be provided with high quality,accurate, reliable and comparable data on irregularities and fraud.
In this context, it is vital that we can rely on objective, reliable and comparable information and data at nationaland European level so that we can better understand and analyse the migration phenomena and draw up policies or take decisions based on better information.
The Centre's main task is to collect data on drugs and drug addiction in order to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
The proposal for a regulation that we are dealing with today contributes to this aim by ensuring that reliable and comparable data is collected in all the Member States, in order to enable harmonised risk indicators to be calculated.
The main task of the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction(EMCDDA) is to collect data on drugs and drug addiction in order to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
Full and realistic monitoring of poverty and social exclusion is also required, Commissioner,which means that reliable and comparable indicators showing the development of the various social, economic and cultural dimensions of that phenomenon are essential.
The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction plays a vital role in collecting data on drugs and drug addiction and preparing objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction(EMCDDA) plays a vital role in collecting data about drugs and drug addiction,adding to the store of objective, reliable and comparable data at European level, which provides a basis for analysing demand for drugs and ways of reducing it, as well as phenomena associated with the drug market in general.
I endorsed this report because, as we know, the main task of the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction is to collect data on drugs and drug addiction in order to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
The main task of the EMCDDA is to collect data on drugs and drug addiction, and to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
The EMCDDA is the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, which was established in 1993 with the main task of collecting data on drugs and drug addiction, in order to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
The Commission should continue its efforts to ensure compliance by Member States in their reporting obligations with a view to providing reliable and comparable data and making a distinction between irregularities and fraud.
By asking to participate in the work of the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction(EMCDDA), the Republic of Croatia has shown that it shares the interest of the EU and its Member States in the objectives and work of the Centre, the task of which is to collect data on drugs and drug addiction in order to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction(EMCDDA) was set up in 1993, and its main tasks are to collect data on drugs and drug addiction, and to prepare and publish objective, reliable and comparable information at European level.
I fully support the call to Member States and other relevant actors to collect, compile and publish comprehensive,accurate, comparable, reliable and separate statistics on discriminationand then to publish these statistics in a way that is easily understood by the public.
The rapporteur spoke about the Agency for Fundamental Rights,which has a key role to play in providing us with comparable and reliable data on the situation in the 27 Member States in areas where the EU can act.
In addition, there is not enough reliable, comparable and up-to-date information or analyses of the development of the legal and political situation of immigration and asylum at both national and EU level.
In order to minimise the risks to people and the environment involved in the use of plant protection products,we need harmonised risk indicators based on comparable and reliable data from all the Member States.
The main objective of this proposal is thus to ensure that comparable and reliable data are collected in all Member Statesand transmitted to the Commission, making it possible to calculate harmonised risk indicators and to measure the progress of the Thematic Strategy.