Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Statistics may in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Countries and regions statistics may be published.
These statistics may also make a significant contribution to rail safety.
Regularly updating of statistics may prevent this.
The details from the statistics may be used in order to change the policies concerning the use of alcohol,
Please note: the above shows how statistics may be manipulated.
Non-identifiable statistics may be shared with third parties for advertising or marketing objectives.
Implementing provisions for compiling the statistics may be determined by the Commission.
Each Party is invited to communicate to the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe the address of its national authority from which information about more comprehensive national statistics may be obtained on request.
For one, the statistics may quite simply be wrong.
revisions and content of the statistics may be specified by the Commission.
Anonymised statistics may be kept for longer.
additional statistics may be collected by that store.
Anonymised statistics may be stored for longer.
the Employment Framework Directive(2000/78/EC)expressly mention in their preambles that statistics may be used in cases of indirect discrimination.
Coarse aggregate statistics may be shared,
Information necessary to meet the ECB's requirements in the field of external statistics may be collected and/or compiled by competent authorities other than NCBs.
Non reliable statistics may lead to wrong policy decision at national
The arrangements for the transmission of the national statistics may be modified in accordance with the procedure referred in Article 92.
Each Member State which makes use of the option provided for in paragraph 2 shall draw up the list of statistical procedures to be given in the data medium so that the statistics may be supplied to the Commission in accordance with the codes indicated in paragraph 4.
The absence of appropriate statistics may undermine the credibility of decisions presented as evidence-based.
additional definitions needed to ensure harmonisation of statistics may be adopted, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 112.
Certain tasks in the field of statistics may be identified as being appropriate for implementation and follow-up by an external agency.
additional definitions needed to ensure harmonisation of statistics may be adopted, in accordance with
Access for scientific purposes to confidential data obtained for Community statistics may be granted by the national authority responsible for the production of these data if the standard of protection prevailing in the country of origin
Although national authorities are normally responsible for carrying out the work required under the statistical programme, Community statistics may also be produced by Eurostat with the agreement of these national authorities.
If national authorities do not accomplish this task, these statistics may be produced by the Community authority with the agreement of the national authority concerned.
Access for scientific purposes to confidential data obtained for Community statistics may be granted by the national authority responsible for the production of these data under certain conditions.
The use of a threshold for each transaction for external trade statistics may allow appreciable savings in the costs for collecting the information, at the cost of a limited loss of accuracy.
Member States which adopt subdivisions for national purposes other than statistics, may, on informing the Commission, defer the use of Taric subheadings
This statistic may be taken into consideration as insignificant