Examples of using Inter-operability in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Inter-operability between service providers.
It will look carefully at how to achieve inter-operability of eHealth services and technologies across the EU.
Inter-operability and inter-connectivity;
Standards function by reducing variety, ensuring inter-operability, maintaining quality, and providing information.
Option 5: Inter-operability of national registers and harmonisation of reporting requirements.
(o) development and transfer of technology and methodology,particularly regarding information sharing and inter-operability.
Ensuring inter-operability of new information technology.
The Commission will also continue tosupport measures to develop standards to allow inter-operability between systems.
Standardisation and inter-operability for electro-mobility in the context of the European Standardisation Organisations.
European standard-setting must be speededup, particularly in fast-moving markets, whilst ensuring inter-operability.
The EU has already taken concrete steps towards the inter-operability of its agreements by facilitating cumulation of origin.
Member States should be guided by directivesissued in this regard by the Commission's working group on inter-operability.
There are few common standards, insufficient inter-operability between monitoring systems and limited opportunities for data sharing.
Common reliance on high-quality international standards should pave theway to achieve the necessary degree of openness and inter-operability.
Adoption of the first EU law with provisions on the inter-operability of eHealth, the Directive on Patients' rights in cross border healthcare.
Inter-operability is also likely to be limited to customs administrations, as there would be no legal obligation in the Customs Code for the implementation of a'single window'.
This must be accompanied by further steps to address security,digital rights' management and the inter-operability of different services and devices.
By doing so, the Europass framework will promote inter-operability of electronic tools used to present and exchange information on skills and qualifications.
Inter-operability and connectivity issues between member countries need to be assessed especially with respect to energy networks and access for all citizens to broadband internet.
Lack of integration andharmonisation at Community level Very limited inter-operability between the systems of the different Member States adversely affects the completeness of controls.
Inter-operability and connectivity issues between countries need to be assessed with respect to postal services and the provision of broadband internet access, as these issues would affect peripheral regions in particular.
Intelligent infrastructure(both land and space-based) to ensure maximum monitoring and inter-operability of the different forms of transport and communication between infrastructure and vehicles.
(10) It is crucial to identify technical requirements which unambiguously determine the features which Union-wide payment schemes to be developed under appropriate governance arrangements have to respect in order toensure inter-operability.
The Commission's proposals encourage inter-operability between e-procurement systems and contain provisions designed to ensure that suppliers encounter no technical barriers when bidding on different systems.
Developing strategies and procedures for drawing up, testing, evaluating and revising general contingency andspecific health emergency plans and their inter-operability between Member States and conducting exercises and tests;
Rules and standards for the inter-operability of Member States' customs systems to bring about improved co-operation based upon electronic data exchange between customs authorities and between customs authorities and economic operators;
As with e-payments, the lack of a concrete European framework addressing main concerns, such as technical standards,security, inter-operability, and the cooperation between market participants, risks perpetuating a fragmented m-payments market in Europe.
Although they do not mandate the use of electronic signatures(e-signatures), the legislative proposals aim to achieve a better balance between providing flexibility to public authorities that wish to use this tool,and ensuring greater cross-border inter-operability of e-signature solutions.
Improving accessibility, including investments in cross-border sections of trans-European networks, improved local and regional access to national and transnational networks and platforms,enhanced inter-operability of national and regional systems, and promotion of advanced communications and information technologies;