Examples of using Technical interoperability in English and their translations into Greek
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Developing technical interoperability and common safety rules;
The internet is the best example of the power of technical interoperability.
Europass web-based tools shall support and ensure technical interoperability and synergies with other relevant instruments and services offered at Union and, where appropriate, national levels.
The European certification framework will rely as much as possible on international standards as a way to avoid creating trade barriers or technical interoperability problems.
Where standards facilitate technical interoperability and compatibility or competition between new and already existing products, services and processes, it can be presumed that the standard will benefit consumers.
This Europe-wide rail culture will of course require directives about liberalisation butwe need to begin by investing in the networks to make technical interoperability feasible.
Standards which establish technical interoperability and compatibility often encourage competition on the merits between technologies from different companies and help prevent lock-in to one particular supplier.”.
These refer to areas such as access to health data, diversity of Electronic Health Records,lack of technical interoperability and access to digital health services.
Cooperation by Member States should facilitate the technical interoperability of the notified electronic identification schemes with a view to fostering a high level of trust and security appropriate to the degree of risk.
As a general rule standardisation agreementsshould cover no more than what is necessary to ensure their aims, whether this is technical interoperability and compatibility or a certain level of quality.
(k)‘technical interoperability' means the ability of information and communication technology systems to interact so as to enable the sharing of information, achieved through agreement by all parties and owners of the information;
In the area of environment, Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(6)requires the adoption of common implementing rules laying down technical interoperability arrangements.
It is also BiH's first opportunity to demonstrate technical interoperability with NATO/ Partnership for Peace(PfP) forces, and to demonstrate its ability to contribute to PfP by hosting a major military training activity.
In the light of this, we have to conclude that, seen in this way,historical beneficiaries of the railways still hold the keys to the opening of the market in their hands- access to the tracks, technical interoperability, training and certification, to give just a few examples.
(16) Cooperation of Member States should serve the technical interoperability and neutrality of the notified electronic identification schemes with a view to fostering a high level of trust and security appropriate to the degree of risk.
All of them are important, but thanks to the Internet and to the work of standardisation bodies and other organisations,significant progress has already been achieved in the area of technical interoperability, thereby ensuring openness, promoting reusability and fostering competition.
(16) Cooperation of Member States should serve the technical interoperability of the notified electronic authentication or identification schemes with a view to foster a high level of trust and security appropriate to the degree of risk.
On the second point, I note that there is unanimity on the certification of train drivers operating locomotives and trains, andwhat Mrs Hennicot-Schoepges has just said to us demonstrates the absolute need for technical interoperability, but also for human interoperability. .
The technical interoperability of our old national networks is indeed an essential condition for the recovery of rail, which this balanced, reasonable and flexible text should make possible to achieve in gradual phases under acceptable economic and social conditions.
I also wish to say that, whatever approach is taken to the railway system, we must nevertheless admit that, if we want trains to make a comeback in Europe,we must make a genuine effort to Europeanise the system through technical interoperability and harmonised safety regulations.
However, there is still an obstacle to the opening-up of the networks that we absolutely have to remove:the absence of technical interoperability, which is caused by numerous elements, including the many different types of control-command systems, stock recognition- which we are discussing here- and, in particular, track gauge.
The measures cover market access, licensing and safety certification of rail operators, access to infrastructure and the calculation of access charges, the creation of a legal framework for railway safety, andmeasures to ensure technical interoperability of the rail system.
In particular to make the best of the information technology which today can really be a new drive to push forward paperless transportation in a new worldwide business environment,as well as the improvement of not only technical interoperability but also commercial and administrative interoperability through use of IT, and in particular the ease of the customs environment.
Interoperability Technical Standards.