Examples of using Reliable data in English and their translations into Polish
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A reliable data collection for serious injuries.
These relate to reliable data, sound analysis,
Gain the range of pipetting skills necessary to produce reliable data.
Procedure is completely automated granting accurate and reliable data.
Easy operation and reliable data.
The availability of reliable data in the knowledge-intensive business services sector(itself extremely diverse) is only marginally better.
According to Jasiński, the system provides reliable data, and presents them in a manner not only professionals can understand.
The Member State is responsible for ensuring reliable data collection across all the sectors involved in SLP.
To implement this policy, consistent and reliable data and methods are required to assess the overall environmental performance of products,
Eurostat remains indispensable to deliver reliable data and both must have sufficient room of manoeuvre to carry out their mandates.
In the early 2000s, in Member States providing reliable data, migration for family-related reasons seemed to account for more than 50% of total legal immigration.
Furthermore, it is important to provide decision-makers with accurate and reliable data on the respect for fundamental rights in the Union.
However, in the absence of reliable data it will be impossible to assess the impact of conservation measures.
And to have reliable data, I suggested to send well armed group of guerrillas there for a long time.
successfully tackle the problems described above, all stakeholders need reliable data on information security incidents and trends.
More reliable data should be available to set ambitious sector targets for energy efficiency and emission cuts by 2011.
This and other differences complicate the task of generating comparative and reliable data to show how European TV channels are applying Articles 4 and 5.
however reliable data are absent.
vibrations and electromagnetic interference, they generate reliable data for both vital and non-vital applications!
The EESC recognises the importance for Solvency II of aspects of risk mitigation like sharing reliable data between insurers and insurance pools.