Examples of using Standardisation process in English and their translations into Swedish
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The EU standardisation process should be further boosted.
This sector wants a"bottom-up" standardisation process.
This standardisation process is also essential for security.
The EESC notes that during the standardisation process, attention must be paid to.
The standardisation process includes a total of 23 BIM pilot projects in the whole of Russia.
Open API standards that have been agreed in such a standardisation process lead to open platforms.
The standardisation process, undertaken in ETSI,
Promotion and co-ordination of consumer participation at the European level in the standardisation process.
To make progress in the standardisation process for products in the internal market;
Quantitative methods for measuring fibre content will be transferred to the standardisation process.
The use of standardisation process to adopt the architecture,
the representation of their interests represented in the standardisation process is improving albeit slowly.
paragraph 331, the standardisation process has not been carried out in an open and transparent manner.
activities to represent the interests of SME in the standardisation process at European level;
Participation in the standardisation process requires a strong technical understanding of proposed standards
a balanced stakeholder participation in the standardisation process.
Efforts in these areas should be stepped up and the standardisation process should also be extended to other key phases of e-Procurement.
in bilateral negotiations, and in the standardisation process.
As I have stated in my report, this automation and standardisation process should be in place three months before the introduction of notes and coins.
including SMEs, in the standardisation process must be taken into account.
We will continue our work to improve the European technical standardisation process, for the sake of our markets,
by adapting and refining the standardisation process or manufacturers' own solu tions.
It is encouraging that all parties in the standardisation process are increasingly recognising its contribution to the free movement of goods.
The International Electrotechnical Commission(IEC) completed the standardisation process on 11 December 2014.
The EESC is convinced of the need to speed up the standardisation process without weighing it down, thereby ensuring development
Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012 also regulates transparency and inclusiveness of the standardisation process leading to adoption of requested standards.
Active government participation in the standardisation process mitigates concerns about delays,
It is a public-interest objective for a wide range of stakeholders to be able to contribute to the standardisation process at the five stages referred to in point 3.6 above.
Contribute to European competitiveness through support to the standardisation process and standards with pre-normative research,
implementation of new technologies by strengthening the standardisation process and bringing it into line with Community principles;
