Examples of using More comparable in English and their translations into Italian
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obtain a better harmonisation and thereby more comparable data.
based upon comprehensive and more comparable data on inputs, outputs and outcomes.
identifying the impact of the fiscal system on social protection will allow more comparable data between Member States to be available,
available in the Member States at present needs to be more comparable to serve as a reliable basis for the work of the Communities.
Gifford suggests he is more comparable to Hugh May
is more comparable to a town with plentiful amenities for living,
The analysis concludes that such an approach offers the best chance to achieve clearer and more comparable product disclosures whilst reflecting the practical realities of complex and varied products.
back in the 1990s they were far more comparable to those in Europe currently.
The regulation takes into account this timetable for seeing a first stage of harmonization that will permit the production during 1996 of adjusted consumer price indices more comparable than those currently available.
a period which from the point of view of monetary stability is more comparable with the present period.
including Eurostat, will work with Member States to explore how more comparable and reliable data on the scale
productive system is to be avoided, the transition period must be far longer than the ten years normally applied between countries with more comparable levels of development.
are thus more comparable to French departmental arrondissements.
number of businesses with operations across the EU, measures creating more comparable national regulatory conditions would decrease the administrative burden and increase opportunities for productivity gains for them.
it takes the view that a successful benchmarking approach will need not just more comparable and reliable data but also a harmonised system of definitions,
which tend to be more comparable over time.
is intra-industry in nature, and so the more comparable their industrial structures.
In order to make results more comparable, the first three scenarios will take for illustrative purposes a target of an unemployment level of about 8,5% in 1990,
credit offers will become more comparable as a result of being standardised.