Examples of using Comparative analyses in English and their translations into Danish
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Studies and comparative analyses.
Only the Nordic Region has the ability to compare statistics on these topics and the potential for comparative analyses is huge.
Cedefop's added value is the high quality of its comparative analyses and expertise gathered through research and networking, which are used to.
The ESA is a coherent anddetailed set of national accounts tables developed in order to facilitate comparative analyses between Member States.
Chapter 4 provides comparative analyses on the counselling services in the six participating countries from the reports of the local consultants;
NOSOSKO's remit includes co-ordinating social statistics in the Nordic countries and conducting comparative analyses and drawing up descriptions of the scope and substance of social security measures.
The OECD's comparative analyses also point out that Denmark could become better at converting new research results into commercial applications.
Initial indications are positive for both tests,indicating that the structure of the Archive is sufficiently sound to allow comparative analyses across time and across countries to be undertaken.
This is the only way to enable comparative analyses of the different Member States to be made and to be able to ascertain the degree of compliance with the objectives laid down.
Between 1995 and 1997 the Foundation published,in cooperation with the Commission, four volumes of voluntary agreements on European works councils, and two comparative analyses of existing agreements.
In the next three years even greater priority will be given to the preparation and updating of comparative analyses of vocational training systems and structures, another of the Centre's permanent activities.
Surveys and comparative analyses of situations in the Member States(and possibly other countries); such surveys and analyses, if they are to be effectively used in drafting European Union policy, ideally cover all Member States.
DESIRING that the technical regulations applied by the Contracting Parties be given due consideration through transparent procedures in developing global technical regulations, andthat such consideration include comparative analyses of benefits and cost effectiveness;
French studies tend rather to make comparative analyses of the way in which French working women use their time in terms of their membership pf a given social category- their occupation or that of their husband- CHASTAND 1982.
We therefore favour giving the European Environment Agency powers to collect the necessary data on the implementation by individual Member States of the common policy on waste management, if these comparative analyses can promote the codification of European waste policy.
To encourage exchange of information andexperience among policy-makers;• to produce comparative analyses and indicators on themes of Community interest;• and, more broadly speaking, to provide information for everyone involved in education in Europe.
I would like to conclude, then, by stressing the need to guarantee an equal gender mix in the decision-making and consultative bodies involved in recruitment, promotion, rewards and funding, as well as in the other branches in the sector, in order tointroduce statistical monitoring to produce comparative analyses of the working situation faced by women in the various countries of the Union.
In urging the Commission to take action against those Member States that have not yet implemented the telecoms legislation in good time, and welcoming any action already taken, it is important to remember that we stress in paragraph 3 of this report that we also believe the Commission should continually look at innovative ways of not only forcing implementation on those reluctant Member States, butalso encouraging implementation by benchmarking and comparative analyses.
In developing common approaches to shared problems,many cooperation schemes intent to create"economies of scale" for their partners shared cost studies too expensive for one individual actor, comparative analyses and experiments, development or correction of model approaches bringing together good practice.
Aims To provide an international data base on the use of time in the Member States of the European Community and certain non-EC countries for use by policy makers concerned with the formulation of employment, social and family policies;to carry out comparative analyses of the data and to assess their value in relation to policy issues; to work towards a number of possible products(book, information booklet, seminar, video, etc.) based on data analysis, adapted to different audiences.
Keywords Comparative analysis, Welfare State.
Keywords Management, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Welfare State, Comparative analysis, Management.
Keywords Labour market, Companies,Labour supply, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Welfare State, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Labour market, Companies, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Vulnerable groups,Welfare State, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Family policy, Family pattern, Equal opportunities and gender equality, Child andyouth policy, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Welfare State, Living conditions,Management, Comparative analysis.
Keywords Theory and methods, Welfare State, Family background,Impact measurement, Comparative analysis.