Examples of using E-accessibility in English and their translations into German
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Under Mandate 376, rapidly develop EU standards for e-accessibility, in cooperation with relevant stakeholders.
coherent European approach to e-accessibility is therefore key to achieving significant improvements.
The Commission will ensure e-accessibility is a strong research
All stakeholders should make full use of the opportunities to address e-accessibility within existing EU legislation.
The 2005 e-Accessibility Communication9 announced that further measures could be proposed in 2007,
where appropriate, e-accessibility requirements are considered
Better e-accessibility entails major social
Several actions are proposed on e-accessibility and on something that will become very important in the future- ICT for the elderly.
ESOs should rapidly develop EU standards for e-accessibility, in cooperation with relevant stakeholders during 2009 and beyond.
EU level e-accessibility standards, including e-procurement,
introducing a Community mechanism to address e-accessibility issues.
Strengthening e-accessibility will contribute to both economic
Council Resolution on e-Accessibility for the Disabled70.
The Council adopted a resolution on e-accessibility in December 200232.
Some pieces of EU legislation already directly or indirectly address e-accessibility issues.
E-accessibility is also a key element in the European e-Inclusion policy4.
Priorities for e-accessibility need to be selected.
The existing EU acquis relating to e-accessibility is limited.
The Commission will ensure e-accessibility remains a policy priority in the follow-up to i2010
Overall, the e-Accessibility situation is better in countries with strong regulation,