Examples of using Achieving interoperability in English and their translations into German
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Achieving interoperability and integrated systems for information and communication;
In a converging environment, new challenges to achieving interoperability emerge.
Achieving interoperability is also a question of commitment at all levels of government.
An example of this is the objective of achieving interoperability across administrative sectors.
Achieving interoperability between systems at different technology layers is one of our core tasks in the development field.
Open source applications may play an important role in achieving interoperability.
This common reference code will help achieving interoperability between products from different vendors, while at the same time improving time to market.
Where a single standard for anytechnical function does emerge in a timely manner and enjoys widespread market support, it provides the most efficient way of achieving interoperability.
The envisaged actionswill lead to develop a common strategy for achieving interoperability between Member States at European level.
Achieving interoperability between national digital collections and services(e.g. through common standards) and facilitating access and use of the material in a multilingual context will be core objectives.
Directives 2008/57/EC and 2009/131/EC aim to establish the conditions for achieving interoperability within the European rail transport system.
However, despite the common challenges of achieving interoperability and transferring experience from one place to another, there are different issues at stake in each of the main areas of public services.
Every two years the Commission shall report to the European Parliament andthe Council on the progress made towards achieving interoperability of the trans‑European conventional rail system.
The legislation aims at establishing the conditions for achieving interoperability within the European rail transport system and enabling the rail sector to compete more effectively with other transport modes.
Every two years, and for the first time 20 April 2005 the Commission shall report to the European Parliament andthe Council on the progress made towards achieving interoperability of the trans-European conventional rail system.
The legislation aims at establishing the conditions for achieving interoperability within the European rail transport system, i.e. technical compatibility of infrastructure, rolling stock, signalling, etc.
Propose, where necessary, an indicative timetable and a strategy for implementing the TSIs,including the technical and/or geographical stages to be completed for achieving interoperability within the trans‑European conventional rail system.
The directive aims at establishing the conditions for achieving interoperability i.e. the compatibility of infrastructure, rolling stock, signalling and other subsystems of the rail system, within the European rail transport system.
For these reasons it is necessary that each Member State informs theother Member States and the Commission of the relevant national technical rules in use for achieving interoperability and meeting the essential requirements of Directive 96/48/EC.
This Article concerns the aim of the Directive which consists in achieving interoperability on the trans‑European conventional rail system at the various stages of its design, construction, renewal, upgrading, gradual placing in service and operation.
For these reasons it is necessary that each Member State informs the other Member States and the Commission, for each one of thesystems mentioned in Annex B, of the technical rules in use for achieving interoperability and meeting the essential requirements of Directive 96/48/EC.
There may be cases where the benefits of limiting services can bedemonstrated and justified(e.g. achieving interoperability of services), and there are examples where such an approach has been very successful in developing service markets and satisfying consumer demands.
Finally, the IDA and IDABC programmes have been providing administrative sectors and Member States with infrastructure services, i.e. frameworks, common services and generic tools, such as a communication platform known as sTESTA and characterised by a high level of security and availability,and several complementary tools aiming at achieving interoperability between the back-office administrative systems and processes, as well as between back- and front-office services.
The communication describes the stage reached sofar in implementing the Railway Safety Directive and in achieving interoperability of the European rail system since the first report adopted by the Commission in November 2006.
The overall aim of this partnership will be to contribute towards regional security and stability through stronger practical cooperation,including by enhancing the existing political dialogue, achieving interoperability, developing defence reform and contributing to the fight against terrorism.
Important exceptions to the restricted acts(i.e. cases not requiring the authorisation of the right holder) include the right, under certain conditions described in the Directive,to reproduce the program for the purpose of achieving interoperability of an independently created program with other programs and the right to study and test the functioning of the program in order to determine ideas and principles which underlie any element of the program Articles 5 and 6.
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