Examples of using Comparable data in English and their translations into Italian
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Introduction comparable data on hours worked per year, however, are not yet available for the Community as a whole.
Comparable data on broadband coverage in the new Member States are not yet available.
Establishing comparable data on vocational training systems
Relatively little comparable data across countries exist on, for instance,
Objective: to ensure accurate and comparable data on cancer necessary for policy and action.
Like the Commission, the EESC emphasises the importance of comparable data and the need for cancer registries in the Member States.
Foreign-born people also make up 37% of Greater London's population in 2011(the highest share among all regions with comparable data).
The absence of timely and comparable data specifying the purposes on which public resources are spent is also a constraint.
The EESC considers it unacceptable that, in the early 21st century, we still have to admit that we lack comparable data.
pointed to the importance of gathering comparable data, especially in the sphere of gender equality.
dimension in higher education, so that internationally comparable data will become available on this topic;
the European Social Survey provide comparable data pertaining to immigration
definitions that enable comparable data to be obtained.
Beneficiaries will be requested to provide data on a number of specific indicators to ensure comparable data is available to assess the results of the programme.
analysed and disseminated comparable data and encouraged networking among stakeholders.
in the early 21st century, we still have to admit that we lack comparable data.
On the basis of comparable data provided by Member States,
For several decades now, the USA has produced a large amount of very up-to-date and comparable data on its 276 Metropolitan Areas,
Learning International Survey(TALIS) and provides, for the first time, internationally comparable data on conditions affecting teachers in schools based on survey findings in 23 participating countries.
The dates of transmission of data also apply for the transmission of comparable data for cross-sectional common EU indicators for those Member States which start annual collection of data after 2004 in accordance with Article 42.