Examples of using To interoperability in English and their translations into Dutch
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In relation to interoperability, the intentions behind this proposed directive are to promote interoperability by preserving the provisions on decompilation and reverse engineering of Directive 91/250/EC(relating to copyright)
The EESC attaches particular importance to issues relating to interoperability between different platforms(often portals)
In the area of ICT standardisation, Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council49 refers to interoperability as an essential outcome of standardisation.
while minimising that safety regulation may create the obstacles to interoperability and the integration of the equipment market.
Parliament- have always regretted the fact that the rail companies do not give higher priority to safety and to interoperability between the different systems in Europe.
does it note any other risks or disbenefits to interoperability.
interfaces which play a critical role in relation to interoperability and the procedures governing the assessment of conformity
therefore- perhaps most importantly- of the elements relating to interoperability.
management of urban mobility, or are developed without due attention to interoperability.
not to apply, subject to interoperability and straight-through processing in the Single Payment Area not being impaired.
I need to tread very carefully here- as a reason for attaching conditions to interoperability.
administrative burden, but insisted that this should not lead to interoperability with other databanks.
Where there are competing standards(particularly with regard to interoperability) in a given market,
the main ones being those relating to interoperability, tabled by Mr Rocard
expertise of the European Railway Agency on issues relating to interoperability and safety.
The adoption of the Commission communication relating to interoperability between SIS II,
We also need to overcome the obstacles to interoperability and to adopt- and this is crucial- a tax system which genuinely penalises the most polluting forms of transport,
But I believe that if obstacles to interoperability are to be removed,