Examples of using Full interoperability in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Common definitions of concepts and full interoperability;
We need full interoperability between national contingents.
Close security information gaps through better information exchange between Member States;and ensure full interoperability with other EU-wide databases.
Full interoperability includes the ability to interoperate in content(semantic), format(syntax), and transmission terms.
It may also include provisions on electronic tolls if their full interoperability has not been achieved on time under Directive 2004/52/EC.
Full interoperability includes the ability to interoperate in terms of content(semantic), format(syntax) and transmission.
Standardisation work on m-payments should ensure full interoperability between m-payment solutions and favour open standards to enable consumer mobility.
Full interoperability of systems and network interconnection platforms is crucial for information-sharing and coordination between all stakeholders.
In order to promote competition in the retail market and to avoid excessive administrative costs for the eligible parties,Member States shall facilitate the full interoperability of energy services within the Union.
Next to full interoperability between EES and VIS, it is also necessary to include the Schengen Information System(SIS) to enable full data exchange.
It repeats, in that regard, that Directive 91/250 does not require‘plug-replaceability' but full interoperability, and that the disclosure of information which it already makes is sufficient to achieve that.
Full interoperability between national and European space and ground-based systems is urgent, if Europe is to take maximum advantage of its different space assets.
Enhanced interoperability(Automated matching potential):Member States will be obliged to ensure full interoperability according to technical standards and formats between national systems and the EURES portal.
Information disseminated broadly among all interested operators in order to guarantee standardised and uniform application of the new rules andIT procedures based on common standards ensuring full interoperability;
In May 2017,the Commission proposed a new approach to achieve full interoperability of EU information systems for security, border and migration management by 2020 and followed up with legislative proposals in December 2017.
This will make it possible to compare all classification data with the European classification for skills/competences, qualifications and occupations(ESCO),which will serve as the instrument for automated exchange and full interoperability between domestic authorities.
The Union needs to make better use of new technologies for monitoring and detection,by ensuring the full interoperability of existing systems, developing new tools, and making full use of the potential offered by biometrics.
Stresses the need to ensure the full interoperability of the various databases that operate within the European market surveillance system in order to ensure real-time information-sharing between the various authorities at the different levels;
The aim is to allow more thorough background checks on visa applicants, close security information gaps through better information exchange between Member States,and ensure full interoperability with other EU-wide databases.
To ensure full interoperability between e-infrastructures across and outside the EU, promote federated access to scientific content and promote coordination of policies, exchange of best practice and stakeholder dialogue at European level.
In order to ensure conditions that restore the competitiveness of European industry,the EESC believes that it is vital for the internal market to ensure full interoperability in order to reduce the fragmentation of national markets and investment in research and innovation.
Full interoperability should be ensured, especially of surveillance systems and simplified digitised systems for product and repayment networks, also drawing on the experiences of the IDA, IDABC and ISA Community programmes13- Interoperability solutions for European Public Administrations;
The European standardisation system mustbe able to respond to the need to ensure full interoperability and compatibility of applications and services in information and communications technology(ICT) by means of approved European reference standards;
CALLS upon industry to complete its work in relation to the outstanding technical standards required in the cards market by mid 2010, which should be developed in anopen and transparent way, allowing full interoperability, security and free access thereby facilitating the deployment of pan-European card scheme(s);
Integrate the use of monitoring tools by all relevant authorities, ensure the full interoperability between ICT systems in the waterborne sectors, guarantee the monitoring of vessels and freight(Blue Belt) and set up appropriate port facilities(“Blue Lanes”).
WORK CARRIED OUT BY THE MARKET Interoperability and reachability for infrastructures In the fourth progress report on SEPA, the Eurosystem invited retail clearing and settlement infrastructures in the euro area( irrespective of whether they were provided by the private sector or by NCBs)to establish an appropriate forum to discuss how full interoperability could be achieved.
In order to achieve full interoperability of business registers, we need to work out the best solutions to the problem of removing the current technical(different search conditions and structures) and language barriers(with the EBR, the solution is that searches can be made in all languages and the requested information is provided in the language of the query).
In order to achieve full interoperability, it is sufficient that Microsoft should disclose the interfaces exposed by the Windows client PC operating systems which developers of competing server operating systems need in order to make the functionalities of those systems available to users of Windows client PCs.
This priority network should be distinguished by full interoperability(i.e. implementation of European Rail Traffic Management and all other Technical Specifications in the railway sector; implementation of the Single Sky policy and the ATM Master Plan; interoperability in other ITS sectors) and, furthermore, target agreed capacity standards for all infrastructure components involved.