Examples of using Harmonised methodology in English and their translations into German
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Firstly, finalising a harmonised methodology.
Harmonised methodology for classifying consumer complaints.
Côte d'Ivoire is about to apply the harmonised methodology.
Work to develop a harmonised methodology for classifying consumer complaints.
This Communication is accompanied by a Staff working document introducing a draft harmonised methodology.
The harmonised methodology should be adaptable in the future as markets evolve.
The design mustfacilitate a seamless transition from the current classifications to a harmonised methodology.
The publication'Towards a harmonised methodology for statistical indicators- Part 3.
A harmonised methodology for electricity metering, survey and analysis will be developed for more than 100 tertiary buildings in 12 European countries.
Development of a voluntary harmonised methodology to classify consumer complaints.
A harmonised methodology for classifying and reporting consumer complaints and enquiries( 11978/09+ ADD 1); and.
Should the decision to introduce capacity mechanisms be based on a harmonised methodology to assess power system adequacy?
The case for an EU harmonised methodology for classifying and reporting complaints?
The Recommendation will be accompanied by a detailed action plan for implementation aimed atencouraging as many third parties as possible to adopt the harmonised methodology.
Is there a need for a harmonised methodology to assess power system adequacy?
Following the public consultation,the Commission will consolidate the comments and adopt a Recommendation on the harmonised methodology on how to classify and report consumer complaints.
On a harmonised methodology for classifying and reporting consumer complaints and enquiries.
For that purpose, the Commission shall develop and maintain a harmonised methodology for classifying and reporting consumer complaints in cooperation with Member States.
The Commission has set up an informal expert group of representatives from key third-party organisations collecting consumer complaints,to assist it in developing a harmonised methodology.
In order to fill this information gap, Eurostat has developed a harmonised methodology for estimating, at aggregate level, the total income of agricultural households in EU Member States.
To this end, the Commission believes that all third-party organisations collecting consumercomplaints in the EU should voluntarily adopt a harmonised methodology to classify and report the resulting data.
This highlights the need for Member States to apply the agreed, harmonised methodology to ensure consistency of approach and to allocate adequate resources for all future intake estimations.
Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council,the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on a harmonised methodology for classifying and reporting consumer complaints and enquiries.
One significant aspect of this report is the agreement on a single harmonised methodology for calculating the most cost effective energy performance, which forms the basis for Member States to specify their minimum standards and which also respects regional variations in climate.
To this end, the Council adopted on 23 October 1995 a framework regulation(No 2494/95)setting the legal basis for the establishment of a harmonised methodology for compiling consumer price indices in the Member States.
Providing know-how: A harmonised methodology for the whole of the Alps, a catalogue of potential measures and a databank of publications and information on relevant projects as well as experts available to help representatives of protected areas, public authorities and environmental organisations in their implementation of activities.
Problems associated with the adoption of NACE Rev. 1 are being tackled and full recognition is being given to the specific situation of the new MemberStates where there is in some areas a lack of the appropriate tools compatible with the harmonised methodology.
To achieve this objective, the Commission may act as a catalyst in order to clarify the issues at stake,and may reconsider its stance altogether if a harmonised methodology to evaluate security, reduce manufacturing costs and significantly enhance consumers' and merchants' confidence in payment instruments is not implemented within a reasonable timeframe by the combined efforts of market participants and other regulators.
The NEBs' out-of-court system of complaints should be based on uniform, effective and rapidly enforceable rules, guided by the recognised principles of out-of-court consumer complaints, using a common standard multilingual form,in keeping with the"harmonised methodology" adopted by the Commission Recommendation of 12 May 2010.