Examples of using Harmonised data in English and their translations into German
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They need to be underpinned by solid statistics and harmonised data.
The harmonised data are input into networks by the Member States.
The analysis to be carried out in this framework should be based,as far as possible, on harmonised data sources and hypotheses.
This figure is based on harmonised data from Eurostat's European Community Household Panel ECHP.
Waste statistics at EU level have had a legal basis since 2002 as a response to the need for comparable and harmonised data.
To produce harmonised data at European level on land use/land cover and changes in these;
This is one reason why DG ECFIN iseager to see Member States provide harmonised data in a timely fashion, enabling Eurostat to compile these swiftly.
These harmonised data are available from 1993(accidents at work), 1995(occupational diseases) or 1996 commuting accidents.
All recent R& D andInnovation policies have called for timely and harmonised data, the collection of which must be negotiated with the Member States and co-ordinated by Eurostat.
Harmonised data for total average earnings in the service sector is not available, but some information is available on individual industries.
The EU structure indicators are offering harmonised data of comparable quality for EU-25 as well as for the USA and Japan.
Harmonised data have been published since 2006 based on Regulation(EC) No 808/2004 of 21 April 2004 concerning Community statistics on the information society.
There was a high degree of uncertainty about possible structural changes in economic relationships and,initially, harmonised data of good quality was scarce.
Furthermore, Eurostat presents harmonised data describing the size and structure of European nonprimary private enterprise, which refer to either 1992/1993 or 1995/1996.
As mentioned above, the production of the harmonised representative long-term interest rates has been implemented by the central banks,and fully harmonised data are used in this Report.
In addition, harmonised data on business demography and their respective impact on employment are necessary to substantiate policy recommendations for the support of entrepreneurship.
Annex VIII standardises the informationto be provided by the organisation during the registration process with the objective of gathering harmonised data, allowing comparison across Member States.
Harmonised data on waste generation in this sector is incomplete and assessing waste generation levels and trends in this sector, except at high levels of aggregation, is highly problematic.
Appropriate national infrastructures which are able to deliver harmonised data are essential for ensuring comparability as the EU statistical production relies on the national statistical systems.
Harmonised data showing, for each Member State, the monthly rate of unemployment and the annual averages, an estimate of the number of unemployed persons and the number of persons registered with employment offices.
On this basis, the ESAW project was launched in 1990, aiming at harmonised data on accidents at work for all accidents entailing more than three days' absence from work.
The Commission will continue to highlight to Member States the importance of urgently taking all the necessary measures to ensure compliance with Council Directive 2008/120/EC andcontinue to provide transparent and harmonised data on the implementation of group housing of sows.
As regards business demography, harmonised data on“enterprise births” and the“survival rates of newly-born enterprises” covering most Member States should be available by late 2002, with all Member States covered by 2003.
Acting individually, and despite extensive non-legislative attempts by the Commission to improve coordination in this domain,Member States have been unable to supply to the Commission the harmonised data necessary for comparable Community statistics on migration and asylum.
In addition, the Commission has considered it necessary to have harmonised data on the demographics of businesses(start-up, operation and wind-up) and their impact on employment to support strategic recommendations on the spirit of enterprise.
This approach, which will be built around ongoing monitoring- with special attention to priority pollutants and urban areas- in the Member States and the Acceding Countries would, in addition to gatheringadditional data for national purposes, have the advantage of providing harmonised data on a much larger sample population.
In order to be able to givesubstantial policy recommendations for the support of entrepreneurship, harmonised data on business demography,(i.e. data on enterprise births, survivals and deaths and their respective impact on employment) are required.
Harmonised data on social protectionexpenditure(such as pensions, unemployment benefits, health care, familyallowances) and receipts(such as socialcontributions by employers and employees, government contributions) in the 15 Member States of the European Union, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland.
It requires Member States to report on their plans for biomass resource development(using harmonised data) and requires the Commission to report on requirements for a sustainability scheme for energy uses of biomass and, if appropriate, to propose such a scheme.
Given the considerable need for data on the extent of formal and informal volunteering and its impact on the general level of wellbeing and on selected areas of public life in individual countries and across the EU, conditions should be put in place to ensure that the European Commission gathers andmakes available suitably harmonised data from studies carried out in the Member States and at EU level.