Eksempler på brug af Standardisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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There are many forms of standardisation.
Channelling of standardisation and interoperability initiatives.
The standardisation of engine-house power and tonnage across the Community is long overdue.
There is thus a need for standardisation in taxation.
Clearly, defining a framework does not mean standardisation.
It will also promote consumer participation in international standardisation.
Another important point of discussion is the standardisation of water quality.
We are working on this together, particularly in the area of standardisation.
It contains information on the standardisation of step stools.
Especially in Europe publishers are not involved effectively in influencing standardisation and hardware developments.
Quite the opposite, in an enlarged Europe, Mr President, the standardisation imposed by the improper use of majority decisions can lead only to the whole thing exploding.
The Group of Independents for a Europe of Nations opposes this standardisation as, in our view, such a statute should remain under the remit of each country.
Standardisation is an economic instrument which will guarantee us freedom of movement for goods and services in future too.
Harmonisation and standardisation in the wording of Treaty articles conferring powers of action on the Institutions.
Standardisation will play an especially crucial role in stimulating applications for use in tele-medicine,
I am against the standardisation of flavour: I do not want a McDonalds-style Chardonnay wine.
The Commission has financed the development and standardisation of methods for the detection of irradiated foods.
Parliament against the temptation to use these programmes as an instrument for propaganda or standardisation.
If carried out quickly, efficiently and well, standardisation offers prospects of gaining market shares in this field.
says the opposite, out of an absurd desire for standardisation.