Examples of using Statistical systems in English and their translations into Dutch
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pre-candidate countries shall be continued in order to adjust their statistical systems to meet Community requirements.
There are a number of different statistical systems and programmes already in operation in the Community.
Whereas derogations should be granted to the Member States to enable them to adapt their national statistical systems to the requirements of Directive 95/64/EC;
derogations from the provisions of this Regulation may be accepted by the Commission insofar as the national statistical systems require major adaptations.
A transitional phase running from 2003 to 2009 is needed to determine whether steel statistics can be integrated into other statistical systems.
principally drawing on national statistical systems, and wherever possible disaggregated by levels and groups.
It should, however, be borne in mind that the national statistical systems and their costs will need to be adapted.
This delay is necessary to allow some Member States to adapt their national statistical systems to EU standards.
A conference organized by the SOEC would examine the key needs of the national statistical systems of the Mediterranean countries
are not yet part of the standard administrative and statistical systems.
gradual integration of the statistical systems of the Member States:
provides for“comparison of existing statistical systems in Member States
To seek to improve the statistical systems in the Member States and EEA countries as well as to support development of the statistical systems of countries changing over to a market economy and developing countries.
the Committee recognizes that any such programme must be integrated with existing statistical systems and programmes.
In addition, it would be beneficial if the methodology set out in the European Statistical Systems Guidelines on seasonal adjustment( 1) is used to underpin this work.
Accession countries should continue efforts to bring statistical systems up to EU standards,
new members to improve their statistical systems to meet Community requirements,
The experts consulted came from the National Statistical Systems, representing National Statistical Institutes,
It therefore suggests that this period be extended to 90 days for a transitional period of five years, so that the Member States can change their statistical systems over to the new requirements.
to support the measures taken by certain Member States to improve their statistical systems: the.