Examples of using Comparability of statistics in English and their translations into German
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Proposals for improving the comparability of statistics.
Comparability of statistics for the euro area, the United States and Japan», April 2005.
The absence of harmonisedprovisions at Community level is prejudicial to the comparability of statistics between Member States.
Equally, comparability of statistics must be ensured and appropriate indicators used.
This financial assistance was managed by Eurostat andused for new projects to improve the reliability and comparability of statistics.
Comparability of statistics at European level is expected to increase in areas to be covered for the first time by the ESP.
Nevertheless, measures to improve the quality and comparability of statistics compiled by Member States are desirable and will be proposed in the legislation.
In addition it attaches great importance tokeeping the applicant countries and Switzerland of future obligations, so as to further improve the comparability of statistics in the future.
Comparability of statistics: statistics have the greatest usefulness when they enable reliable comparisons of values taken by the characteristic across space and over time and between different statistical concepts; and last, but not least.
The Commission report to the European Council atVienna(December 1998) on ways of improving the comparability of statistics used to monitor the European Union employment strategy COM(1998)698 final.
To avoid duplication and increase efficiency and comparability of statistics, co-ordination and co-operation among these authorities, the Commission and other relevant actors, including international organisations, should be further developed, inter alia through a network of statistical experts.
It is only through a coordinated approach to the development, production and dissemination of European statistics, as provided for in the ESP,that the necessary consistency and comparability of statistics relevant to the EU's areas of activity can be guaranteed.
Notwithstanding constant efforts by the Commission to improve the quality, completeness and comparability of statistics on asylum and on migration, in the absence of a legislative framework, the limits of what can be done to improve the statistics have been reached.
It is only by having a coordinated approach to the development, production and dissemination of European statistics, as provided for in the ESP,that the necessary consistency and comparability of statistics relevant to the EU's areas of activity can be guaranteed.
At the end of the discussion, the Presidency noted that work would continue on the comparability of statistics and on the introduction of the indicators in the European employment strategy at both European and national level.
As regards the prevention of general crime, five fields of action will have to be prioritised: a more precise definition of the priority forms of crime; an inventory of good practice; a common methodology to implement and evaluate practical actions and allow standardised comparison betweenthe States; and stronger monitoring and evaluation, and better comparability of statistics.
In recognition of the wide differences in national administrative and statistical systems for migration and asylum and for crime andcriminal justice, measures to improve the comparability of statistics will concentrate on the harmonisation of statistical outputs rather than on the introduction of common data sources and procedures.
The statistical methodologies and data collections to be developed for the compilation of statistics on public health and health and safety at work at Community level shall take into consideration the need for coordination, whenever relevant, with the activities of international organisations in the field,in order to ensure international comparability of statistics and consistency of data collections.
The Council Conclusions state that to avoid duplication andincrease efficiency and comparability of statistics, co-ordination and co-operation among authorities providing data, the Commission and other relevant actors, including international organisations, should be further developed, inter alia through a network of statistical experts.
The sharing of competence between the EU andMember States is justified by the need to ensure the high quality and comparability of statistics underpinning EU policies and by the transnational character of many aspects of statistics in general and European statistics in particular.
The Commission has undertaken to make a report for theEuropean Council in Vienna on ways of improving the comparability of the statistics used in that context.
Comparability of employment statistics.