Examples of using Differences in definitions in English and their translations into German
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Differences in definitions for“volatile organic compounds” create some confusion and complicate compliance.
However, we know that such cooperation is weakened by differences in definitions, procedures, structures, and so forth.
There are differences in definitions used in the Directive and those contained in the MARPOL Convention.
Comparing physical activity levelsin Europe over time is difficult due to differences in definitions and methods used.
The sum of the amounts quantified for the differences in definitions between the ESA 95 and the ESA second edition cited at Article 1;
Data in italics are not directly comparable with those originating from Eurostat as thesewere either taken from national sources or due to(small) differences in definitions.
The Member States shall evaluate and document each of these differences in definitions, applying the principle laid down in Article 2.
Due to these and other differences in definitions, several adaptations have to be made to correctly display imports and exports of goods according to the BPM6 definition. .
These have not been harmonised across Member States, and there are significant differences in definitions, procedures, levels of protection and enforcement, which is not helpful to either companies or consumers.
Differences in definitions of accidents other than those which are fatal are thought to be so great as to invalidate any wide ranging international comparison Health and Safety Statisitics, 1980.
Whereas in order to apply Article 8(1) and(2) of Regulation(EC) No 2223/96 on ESA 95, it is necessary to identify,by December 1996 at the latest, the differences in definitions between the ESA 95 and the ESA second edition and to evaluate their impact,in order to derive data for GDP and GNP according to the ESA second edition from data for GDP and GNP according to ESA 95;
For example, the differences in definitions hinder the full alignment with the IMO circular for the waste notification, as there are significant differences in the different categories of waste and cargo residues.
There are significant differences in definitions, registration procedures and cost, scope of protection, and enforcement means.
Differences in definitions and scope of data have been especially documented in the audiovisual publications produced during the first period of implementation of the Decision.
The differences in definitions between the ESA second edition and the ESA 95 which have been identified and agreed by the GNP Committee before 31 December 1996 and which have an impact on GDP or GNP are listed in the Annex.
Due to a difference in definitions, comparable data for Denmark are not available.
Differences in definition give rise to particular difficulties in relation to the definition of'sectors' or product groups.
Finally, European co-operation is hindered by differences in definition, recording procedures and the structure of crime and criminal justice statistics.
Difference in definitions for“volatile organic compounds” creates some confusion and complicates reporting for no obvious reason.
A number of commentators(including broadcasters and National authorities) felt that the differences in definition identified did not create difficulties for transfrontier production.
Difference in definition between countries: data for some countries include small trailers therefore limited comparability.
Owing to differences in definition, coverage and time of recording, trade data( as compiled by Eurostat) are not fully comparable with the goods item in the balance of payments statistics compiled by the ECB.
Despite differences in definition, it can be said that American enterprises with a salaried staff are generally slightly larger than those in the Union: they have between 18(according to the definition of'group') and 15 employees(according to the definition of'establishment'), as compared to 11 in the EU.
The EESC asks the European Commission to draw up a detailed table of the definition of SME in the US, sector by sector,and most importantly to begin work to verify that these differences in definition are not detrimental to smaller European SMEs.
In fact the differences in definition from country to country(these countries being socially and industrially comparable in other respects) lead to divergent results which do not show the true position: thus 53 155 cases of occupational disease were recognized in Italy in 1974 as against 4580 in the same year in France(for 13 million employees); the Federal Republic of Germany accepted 36 124 cases in 1973 for 23 million employees.
Where data covered by 1(c) are supplied, Member States shall,at the request of the Commission, communicate the amounts resulting from the differences in the definitions between ESA second edition and ESA 95.