Examples of using Harmonised data in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The harmonised data are input into networks by the Member States.
The new system permits the production of harmonised data, by providing.
A harmonised data protection period(the so-called‘8+2+1' rule)17;
The difficulties encountered could have been avoided if theERF had been based on reliable and harmonised data from the beginning.
Interoperable, harmonised data formats and data exchange protocols.
The major disadvantage of this option is its incompatibility with the need for comparable andtherefore harmonised data to be delivered to the European PRTR central database.
Harmonised data therefore promise a double dividend at EU and national level.
To analyse labour mobility flows,the Commission first makes use of harmonised data provided by Eurostat(mainly demography and LFS data). .
Using harmonised data measured by international institutes, organisations and manufacturers.
While many countries report having data on imported volumes,it is difficult to draw conclusions in the absence of a harmonised data collection system on import and export volumes.
The EEA wants harmonised data on these issues, leading to comparable country data throughout Europe.
Whereas lack of coordination of research into pollinatorsat EU level and of accessible and harmonised data between stakeholders are resulting in a proliferation of divergent or contradictory studies;
O Gathering harmonised data and developing a robust system of reporting and contact tracing, including with digital tools that fully respect data privacy;
MEADOW- a European project(closed in 2010)designed to set out guidelines for collecting and interpreting harmonised data at the European level on organisational change and its economic and social impacts.
Information, instruments and harmonised data to evaluate the implementations, not least by resolving to develop regular initiatives with a view to achieving this goal;
He was co-director of the EU Coordinating Action project MEADOW(Measuring the Dynamics of Work and Organisation)designed to set up standards for collecting and interpreting harmonised data on organisational change and its economic and social impacts at the EU level.
Due to the difficulties in obtaining complete, reliable and harmonised data on the current quantities of existing food waste, any estimate of the cost of waste will suffer from a lack of reliability.
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, harmonised data on business demography and their respective impact on employment are necessary to substantiate policy recommendations for the support of entrepreneurship.
Calls on the EIGE and Eurostat to keep collecting comparable data, in particular harmonised data on violence, in order to provide Member States and the Commission with the tools needed for effective policy making;
The columns compare the changes in the rates on loans to households and firms at a country level with the changes in the three-month EURIBOR over the period 2003-2008(see column 13 in Charts B and C), for which harmonised data on bank interest rates are available.
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.
The Commission intends to stress to Member States the importance of urgently taking all the necessary measures to ensure compliance with Council Directive 2008/120/EC andto continue providing transparent and harmonised data on the implementation of group housing of sows.
Developing standards for environmental and security monitoring systems and harmonised data access in the context of INSPIRE(Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe) and GMES(Global Monitoring for Environment and Security);
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.
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.
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.
In the safety area, the main priorities willbe the EU wide system for the collection of harmonised data on product and service related accidents and injuries; improvement of the evidence base on the risks related to the safety of products and services; and the existing joint research project EIS-Chem Risks(the European Information System on“Risks from chemical products released from consumer products/articles”).
It requires Member States toreport 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.