Examples of using Comparable statistics in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The need for a set of reliable and comparable statistics.
Ensuring comparable statistics on education and lifelong learning.
We need coordination and innovative projects, and to develop and share reliable and comparable statistics.
At European level we need reliable and comparable statistics, funding and support for the European Voluntary Service Programme.
Comparable statistics on culture's contribution to the economy and social cohesion are essential for evidence-based policies.
At European level we need reliable and comparable statistics on the scale, importance and socio-economic value of volunteering.
The increasing importance of migration as a factor in manypublic policy areas means that reliable and comparable statistics are needed by the Member States.
Comparable statistics will establish a viable system for collating statistical data on education and lifelong learning.
Policy in this area requires standardised, internationally comparable statistics on the use and development of services and technology.
Reliable and comparable statistics on domestic violence should be compiled without delay in all the Member States, accession countries and candidate countries.
Different definitions anddata collection methods make it difficult to gather reliable and comparable statistics on intimate partner violence in the EU.
(7) Comparable statistics from all Member States on the structure of agricultural holdings are important to determine the development of the common agricultural policy.
Significant efforts will howeverbe devoted to developing truly EU-level comparable statistics through different methods outlined in the action plan.
The BLS does not offer comparable statistics for investment bankers, but the same dynamics that drive growth for analysts should drive growth for investment bankers.
Since the early days of the Community it was realized that decisions, planning andimplementation of Community policies must be based on reliable and comparable statistics.
Adequate, reliable and comparable statistics are a prerequisite for evidence-based evaluation of the implementation of legislation and its efficiency and effectiveness.
Under this heading,the Commission supports the Member States in producing comparable statistics increasing awareness, exchanging good practice and cooperating on research.
Reliable and comparable statistics are necessary to enable businesses to assess their competitiveness, and are useful to the Community institutions in preventing distortions of competition.
To stimulate, promote and develop horizontal methods and tools necessary for strategically preventing and fighting crime, for example public-private partnerships,best practices in crime prevention, comparable statistics and applied criminology, and.
The EESC believes that reliable and comparable statistics on domestic violence should be compiled without delay in all the Member States, accession countries and candidate countries.
It is therefore important to support a more rigorous application of preventive measures and sanctions, as well as encouraging improved monitoring andeconomic governance through more accurate and comparable statistics on the policies and economic positions of the Member States, particularly in the euro area.
Comparable statistics and indicators on education, training and lifelong learning are of increasing importance for the European Union to support the open method of coordination in the area of education and training policy.
Whereas the results of the two-year programme(1991-1992) for developing Community tourism statistics under Decision 90/655/EEC highlight the needs of users in the private andpublic sector for reliable and comparable statistics on tourism demand and supply at Community level available at short notice;
In providing objective, reliable and comparable statistics, information and data, the Agency shall enable the Commission and the Member States to take the necessary steps to improve their actions and to evaluate the effectiveness of existing measures.
Balanced, comparable statistics that clearly show the relative performance of all types of media, both old and new, should ensure that investors' expectations are properly managed, that advertisers' budgets appropriately allocated, and that acquisitions are accurately priced.
EMSA provides objective, reliable and comparable statistics, information and data, to enable the European Commission and the Member States to take the necessary steps to improve their actions and to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-efficiency of existing measures.
We need more studies and more comparable statistics, because these are useful for monitoring activities, making comparisons between Member States, showing how EU funds are used, helping develop best practice, and also for assessing and developing tourism programmes for those categories of people on low budgets.