Examples of using Reliable statistics in English and their translations into Danish
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regional accounts based on harmonised and reliable statistics.
We also need reliable statistics on congestion on the Trans-European Networks,
Reliable statistics are not yet available for Cyprus
allow the Commission to have at its disposal complete and reliable statistics in the run up to 1992.
the European Parliament has reliable statistics over coming years.
collecting data in order to compile reliable statistics, and establishing closer cross-border cooperation,
complete and reliable statistics on business and other economic activities.
it is essential that we have complete and reliable statistics that enable us to make comparisons easily.
Making these pupils visible to society means having reliable statistics to allow proper decisions to be taken;
one of the purposes of the investigation being undertaken by the International Civil Aviation Organisation is to get reliable statistics on the causes and nature
one of the purposes of the investigation being undertaken by the International Civil Aviation Organisation is to get reliable statistics on the causes and nature
Five years after Eurodac starts operations, and on the basis of reliable statistics compiled by the Central Unit on persons who have lodged an application for asylum in a Member State after having been recognised
In particular, there are no sufficiently reliable statistics to permit classification, in accordance with the criteria laid down in Council Regulation(EEC) No 2052/88 of 24 June
Cd availability of reliable statistics on the issue or issuance programmes.
In that way, there are no reliable statistics. Nor, perhaps, are the programmes we present reliable. .
As regards nitrogen levels, we would need reliable statistics and data from the various Member States.
The European Central Bank depends upon reliable statistics in order to be able to take its decisions on monetary policy.
If it is the absence of reliable statistics cited as the problem, urgent action for adequate definitions of the information should be called for.
Reliable statistics such as these are meant, among other things, to help the European Central Bank to draw up its quarterly financial accounts for the eurozone.
Moreover, it is as yet too early for there to be reliable statistics to show whether road safety in the various Member States improved for 1986 in comparison with preceding years.