Examples of using Use of standards in English and their translations into French
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The use of standards reduce costs,
Industry Canada also contributed to a report, submitted to the committee, promoting the use of standards and codes as complementary
The use of standards guarantees the interoperability
Every measure in the context of eSTATISTIK relies on a thorough analysis of the relevant process and the use of standards in its implementation.
To raise awareness of normalisation and the use of standards in the fi eld of additive manufacturing in Belgian companies.
Standardization Policies made a presentation on the use of standards in technical regulations.
The indicator on the number of downloads does not reflect factors behind the increased/decreased use of standards.
Correctness testing(including repeatability of test results, calibration and use of standards) must meet ISO17025:2005.
trade facilitation through the use of standards.
Other delegations stressed that the use of standards could also be encouraged through the process of national transposition.
Evidence suggests that most African countries have made some progress in the use of standards.
Discussions are currently underway for the two organizations to join forces in preparing recommendations for governments on the use of standards in technical regulations.
prudent debt management, and the use of standards and codes.
Finally, conformity assessment can be carried out with or without the use of standards.
Yet, when it comes to the use of standards, WTO legal texts
Civil laws, to regulate the use of standards in trade and industry,
Rationale: The proposed PG 11 is intended to provide clarity of the Department's policy on the use of standards by updating and combining the text of PG 11
Federal policy regarding the use of standards and conformity assessments is contained in certain key provisions of the National Technology Transfer
Progress towards the use of standards in public sector accounting The use of consistent standards and/or international standards in public sector accounting is important for transparency.
Very few African countries scored at the lowest level in PEFA assessments on the use of standards in public sector accounting- only 5% compared to 21% of assessed countries in the rest of the world.