Examples of using Comparability of data in English and their translations into Danish
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Collection and comparability of data.
The Committee on Social Affairs has adopted a set of common indicators for the process of social protection and integration,which will ensure comparability of data.
To ensure sufficient comparability of data;
In order to ensure the comparability of data shown in these tables, it is necessary to provide for certain definitions relating to the basic surveys.
The application of consistent rules also has some impact on the comparability of data at the Community level.
Improving the comparability of data- the EMCDDA key indicators.
One very important proposal made by the rapporteur is the mention of a requirement concerning comparability of data between Member States.
Note: In order to check the comparability of data, it is necessary to indicate whether voluntary workers have been included under this heading or not.
If the aim of the proposal is to adopt binding legislation establishing common definitions for the comparability of data, I believe these points should be deleted.
The system, which aims to improve the comparability of data sup plied by the Member States and thus the quality of statistical information, is to be operational from April 1999.
As the report does not intend to harmonise the rules on census, this step must be taken to ensure that accurate comparability of data between Member States is achieved.
Comparability of data at European level will make it possible to evaluate the extent of mismatches in national labour markets against the background of the remaining EU countries.
By laying down common definitions and indicators,the proposed regulation ensures the comparability of data and, as a result, promotes better practice in the Member States.
The comparability of data between Member States is not guaranteed, the effectiveness of aid has not been evaluated and a comparison between the Union and its major world competitors has not yet been provided.
In addition, the Community will intensify cooperation with the OECD andother international organisations with a view to ensuring comparability of data and avoiding duplication of efforts.
The Commission shall, in close cooperation with the Member States, pursue the comparability of data and information and, where possible, the compatibility and interoperability of the systems and networks for exchange of data and information on health.
We will therefore support the aim of making maximum use of animals bred for this purpose whose genetic and medical history are known, andwho therefore offer greater consistency and comparability of data.
This appropriation is intended to cover expenses dedicated to the activities on comparability of data collected by the Centre, i.e. the development of indicators, definitions and criteria.
Comparability of data between Member States shall be a fundamental objective and shall be pursued through the development of methodological studies from the outset of EU-SILC data collection, carried out in close cooperation between the Member States and Eurostat.
Progress towards an economic and monetary union in Europe, as set out in the Maastricht Treaty,calls for more in-depth knowledge and greater comparability of data on social and economic conditions in the EU.
By defining a common framework, the proposed regulation should improve the comparability of data on foreign affiliates throughout the EU, thereby making them more suitable for aggregation at the EU and/ or euro area level and more reliable for all users.
The purpose of the harmonisation exercise was to make recommendations, in particular with regard to these choices, which would be general enough to allow for differences in national markets, andyet flexible enough to allow those markets to evolve, without the comparability of data being impaired.
I fully support the idea that,while the information required can be compiled by the Member States themselves under this regulation in order to ensure comparability of data, we still need the Commission to coordinate the harmonisation of the statistical information.
It harmonises statistical surveys andthereby enables greater comparability of data, offering the possibility of better and broader use of the administrative resource of collected data, which will reduce costs and the administrative burden on farmers and other entities in the agricultural sector.
I agree with the proposed regulation because it aims to consolidate the progress made in regular data collection in the two areas in question, by formalising the current informal agreement between the Member States, guaranteeing the continuity of data collection andestablishing a regulatory framework for improving the quality and comparability of data through common methodologies.
The main objectives of this programme are to improve expertise,ensure the quality and comparability of data and testing methods, promote more rational and economic use of toxicological experiments and encourage the elimination of certain non-tariff barriers to trade.
A new report on the state of the environment published in conjunction with this programme indicates a slow but relentless deterioration of the general state of the environment of the Community notwithstanding the measures taken over the past two decades, particularly as regards the issues referred to in paragraph 16 below; the report also shows up significant deficiencies in the quantity,quality and comparability of data which are crucial for environment-related policies and decisions.
Publication of such information on the Internet using standards that ensure comparability of data between individual countries will not only do much to improve the transparency of budget expenditure and the efficiency of the budget control process, it will also shed a bright light on at least two serious problems linked to agricultural expenditure in the EU.
NB: The comparability of the data between countries is not always assured.