Examples of using Benchmarking exercise in English and their translations into German
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The benchmarking exercise needs to be consolidated.
Annual environmental indicators survey and benchmarking exercise.
There has been no benchmarking exercise in this regard.
Box 2: Potential impact of structural reforms on growth- a benchmarking exercise.
Moreover, a benchmarking exercise on skills has been underway since September 2016.
It is tooearly to provide an assessment of the eEurope 2005 benchmarking exercise.
This benchmarking exercise will help the partners to formulate strategic activities.
Publication of first quick estimate of inflation in the euro zone Benchmarking exercise with the United States.
The benchmarking exercise will be of value if it is accurate, comprehensive and up-to-date.
Source: Ongoing Best Procedure Benchmarking Exercise on the Administration of Start-ups.
The benchmarking exercise will be led by the Commission in co-operation will Member States.
Benchmarking: In order to enhance the development of mobility opportunities, a benchmarking exercise on mobility issues will be established.
We therefore call for a benchmarking exercise to pinpoint the various needs, inadequacies and shortcomings of those companies.
Denmark ranked as follows in comparison with France, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, the Netherlands,Swedenand the US in the benchmarking exercise carried out in1999.
It is vital that the monitoring and benchmarking exercise mentioned above is completed and continues on a regular basis.
In order to continue monitoring institutions' compliance with the diversity requirements and to identify trends in their diversity practices,it is nevertheless important that the benchmarking exercise be performed regularly.
This benchmarking exercise can be the starting point for better monitoring of the economic impact of the legal framework.
The EMEA wants to learn and share experience and announced a benchmarking exercise at the end of 2000 with its international partners.
A benchmarking exercise, especially the benchmarking of public services and services of general economic interest, would be difficult to carry out.
INVITES the Commission to ensure in its proposed benchmarking exercise a balance between industrial, public health and social policies.
The benchmarking exercise demonstrated that further efficiency gains could be reaped from networking national and regional initiatives, sharing information and experience and learning from each other.
A good example sofar includes the active inclusion framework, the benchmarking exercise on child poverty and the monitoring of the social impact of the crisis.
The benchmarking exercise currently underway will permit all Member States to profit from such experience resulting in the attainment of the highest possible standards of public service throughout the Community.
Also in line with the Lisbon Conclusions,the Commission intends to launch a benchmarking exercise in June this year in order to allow Member States to learn from each other in the field of enterprise policy.
The informal network of Member States officials on competitiveness issues, as established in accordance with action 10a of the Strategy,has continued to operate and has played an effective role in the benchmarking exercise of European Public Biotechnology Policies.
I intend to start with a benchmarking exercise: I have asked my services to examine what exists in the various Member States.
EU labour statistics development will be driven by the following political processes: EU enlargement, European employment strategy,economic and monetary union and the benchmarking exercise with structural indicators to be presented every year in spring to the European Council.
The Council and the Commission to launch, by June 2000, a benchmarking exercise on issues such as the length of time and the costs involved in setting up a company, the amount of risk capital invested, the numbers of business and scientific graduates and training opportunities.
Broad consensus existed in particular on the general principles identified in the working paper, on the need to tackle transnational obstacles, and on the desirability of an intensifiedexchange of information and experiences, including a benchmarking exercise and the identification of good practice.
In presenting its results in March 2002, the Commission's benchmarking exercise on the administration of start-up procedures will provide clear indications on where further progress can be expected in this field, while similar projects under the Best Procedure are addressing other aspects of the whole process of business creation, growth and exit.