Examples of using Comparable statistical data in English and their translations into German
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Work towards comparable statistical data on sport for all Member States.
Eurostat: Over 100 million harmonized and comparable statistical data entries.
Reliable and comparable statistical data in this area are thus urgently needed.
A common market and competition in it, and aboveall effective investment, require good, comparable statistical data.
The EU will have comparable statistical data on labour costs in the various Member States, starting with the reference year 2000.
Given these difficulties it is not possible to provide homogeneous and comparable statistical data for all EU countries ENSR, 1997.
Moreover, reliable and comparable statistical data on disability and information on multiple discrimination will be gathered.
The European system of integrated social protection statistics(ESSPROS) aims to collect comparable statistical data by enforcing a common methodology.
This has two main consequences: the absence of comparable statistical data at EU level on metropolitan areas and the virtual absence of institutional representation for such areas.
Therefore, in order for the new political framework to besuccessful, decisions must be taken, founded and based on reliable and comparable statistical data.
For Greenland171and the French Overseas Departments(D.O.M.)172no comparable statistical data of GDP, employment and unemployment are available.
 Comparable statistical data for the countries in the European Region outside the EU are not easily available, but evidence indicates that the housing situation is worse, especially among people with low income.
The Commission and the Member States should ensure that accurate, comprehensive and comparable statistical data is available. This is something that we are currently lacking.
Although Eurostat has collected statistics on migration and asylum from Member States for some years under informalarrangements, there has been so far no comprehensive legal basis ensuring comparable statistical data at EU level.
They provided for the first time comparable statistical data on continuing vocational training, on skills supplyand demand, on training needs, on the one hand, and the forms, content and volume of continuingtraining, on the other.
We also knowthat in order for equality policies to be adequate and effective, diagnosis needs to be reliable, based on comparable statistical data which is disaggregated by gender.
Despite the fact that there are still insufficient reliable and comparable statistical data on domestic crime at both national and European level, the figures available are alarming enough for there to be no doubt as to the magnitude of the problem9.
In order to function, the internal market requires statistical standards applicable to the collection, transmission and publication of national and Community statistics so thatall operators in the single market can be provided with comparable statistical data.
The Continuing Vocational Training Surveyis the only source that provides internationally comparable statistical data and indicators on continuing vocational training in enterprises both for the Member States and also for the acceding and candidate countries and the participating EFTA countries.
Like the Council Directive of 22 November 1973 on the synchronization of general population censuses in 1981, this directive is intended to provide the Commission with sufficiently reliable,detailed and comparable statistical data on population, employment and households in the Member States situation in spring 1991.
Firstly, it is essential to have up-to-date, comparable statistical data on the state of juvenile delinquency in the EU-25, to provide a reliable picture of the problem, its real dimensions and how to tackle it.
Steps to achieve harmonisation should primarily involve defining the concept and qualitative and quantitative parameters of the phenomenon in order to secure full information and proper observation of the underlying social circumstances, in identical terms throughout Europe- and ideally, throughout the world-based on the compilation and processing of comparable statistical data, which will help define an economic framework for quantifying this data. .
It is important for evidence-based policy making to collect reliable, timely and comparable statistical data on work‑related accidents and diseases, occupational exposures, work-related ill‑health, and to analyse the costs and benefits in the area of OSH.
Comparable statistical data on enterprise training are a key tool in analysing, among other things, thediscrepancies between skills supply and demand, between training needs on the one hand, and theforms, fields and volume of training offered on the other hand, between the enterprises own resourcesand the use of external providers.
It is a necessary part of our strategy for preventing and combating serious crime because, unless we have safe,reliable and above all comparable statistical data, we shall not have a very effective means of prevention that can enable us to attack crime at its roots.
Firstly, it is essential to have up-to-date, comparable statistical data on the state of juvenile delinquency in the EU-25, to provide a reliable picture of the problem, its real dimensions and how to tackle it, taking into account- amongst other variables- possible differences between young male and female offenders.
I endorse the idea of adopting a European Criminal Justice Charter, which would be the basis for evaluating how well the judicial systems in the Union work. I also support the idea of setting up an objective and impartial system for mutually evaluating the quality of justice,based on comparable statistical data, which should be put into practice at the earliest opportunity and should involve both the European Parliament and national parliaments.
These included: the need for up-to-date, comparable statistical data on the state of juvenile delinquency in the 25 Member States; minimum standards or guidelines common to all the Member States; the creation of a network of experts; the utility of a green paper on the subject by the Commission; the creation of a European observatory on juvenile delinquency.