Examples of using Inter-operability in English and their translations into Polish
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Helps ensure the inter-operability of national plans- through coordination mechanisms,
Tax administration IT systems ready for inter-operability with those of the rest of the Union, to enable a
Rules and standards for the inter-operability of Member States' customs systems to bring about improved co-operation based upon electronic data exchange between customs authorities
The European railway network will soon be improved with better inter-operability, enhanced safety,
enhanced inter-operability of national and regional systems,
specific health emergency plans and their inter-operability between Member States.
WHO already facilitates co-ordination of plans to ensure inter-operability and to avoid confusion
support interchangeability, inter-operability, cross-border hydrogen trading,
security, inter-operability, and the cooperation between market participants,
whose purpose is elaboration of a series of standards defining the requirements which refers to inter-operability of perspective broad-band communication systems, thereby ensuring inter-operability between tactical communication systems of various armies.
ensuring greater cross-border inter-operability of e-signature solutions.
Inter-operability and connectivity issues between countries need to be assessed with respect to postal services
service providers as regards inter-operability at organisational level should be defined
Furthermore, a capacity to deploy experts for various civilian missions based on inter-operability among EU Member States
Tax administration IT systems ready for inter-operability with those of the rest of the Union, to enable a correct collection
identified as a priority the drawing up and inter-operability of national plans.
The intervention of the European Community will help to rationalise research programmes and ensure inter-operability of the developed systems not only through common pre-normative research to support the preparation of standards but also through the de facto standardisation which
notably in the areas of inter-operability of services and systems that foresee the use of satellite navigation, the inter-operability of road-tolling systems, emergency communications,
the setting of tariff rates, and the inter-operability of the various national systems in light of the cross-border effects that a disparate levy system has on the internal market.
ensure that the tax administration IT systems are ready for inter-operability with those of the rest of the Union, to enable a