Examples of using Statistical reporting in English and their translations into German
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Similarly, various national provisions, such as statistical reporting, which give rise to practical difficulties between domestic payments
These tools include regular statistical reporting, annual reports
the power of the ECB to impose a sanction for infringement of the ECB 's statistical reporting requirements shall remain unaffected.
Insight into system usage is greatly extended by adding search queries to the statistical reporting, allowing to see and analyze which queries have been executed, re-execute them and improve results where required.
Trace and full statistical reporting.
Furthermore this digital information increases multifunctional data for better statistical reporting.
The information collected is stored and is used for aggregated and statistical reporting, and is not shared with anybody else.
standardized processes to manage all your reports, we simplify statistical reporting for your international trade.
Com and gather data for web site statistical reporting.
This increases the statistical reporting burden and reduces the quality of Community statistics.
Statistical reporting.
Statistical reporting, including.
XII Statistical Reporting- Option 1.
ECB Opinion on Belgian statistical reporting legislation.
Systems of budgetary accounting and statistical reporting;
Statistical reporting.
Opinion on statistical reporting of assets and liabilities recorded on the balance sheet of non-banking financial institutions CON/ 2007/24.
now requires the Commission to report on competition and statistical reporting issues.
A central prerequisite for statistical reporting and likewise for the scientific analysis of occupational structures is an appropriate, up-to-date classification of occupations.
This may be due to the use of group 24 to report containerised goods which are often not specifically identified for statistical reporting.