Examples of using Comparative data in English and their translations into Italian
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The publication of the Urban Audit allows Member States to consider comparative data where available on 58 cities of the Union;
Comparative data from published clinical trials suggest that the risk of hepatic and serious adverse events
Please note that certain costs starting from 2017 have been reclassified into different P& L line items, therefore comparative data as at 30th June 2016 have been restated accordingly.
But you must realize that the data you get is comparative data, not absolute data. .
For specific data on these features of the Greek economy and comparative data for the countries of the EEC,
In order to draw up comparative data on how SRI has developed throughout the world,
Regarding urban renewal strategies the available comparative data suggests that in most north European countries urban renewal now formally takes place within a participative framework Fassbinder
The Commission should therefore give Eurostat the task of developing links to coordinate the collection of comparative data or data from the Member States,
The European comparative data seem to show,
In drawing the long week of intense work to a close Ms Glendon illustrated the latest comparative data available relative to the situation of religious freedom in the world and covering the last two decades.
giving comparative data on current average retail unmetered prices in the fifteen Member States, as well as the unmetered wholesale
The Scoreboard is also designed to become a rich source of comparative data for national policymakers in the competition,
However, the EESC feels that globalisation should be made more explicit in the Communication by including comparative data on the level of resource countries like Japan
However, the EESC feels that globalisation should be made more explicit in the Communication by including comparative data on the level of resources which countries like Japan
reclassified into different P& L line items, therefore comparative data as at 30th June 2016 have been restated accordingly.
provided timely comparative data on progress in key areas such as Internet penetration for the general population,
While information and comparative data in these type of policy areas would be useful for Member States,
with the resulting lack of comparative data.
The comparative data available on continuing vocational training systems has highlighted areas of great disparity
The ESC regrets that comparative data do not exist for all Member States