Examples of using Standardisation process in English and their translations into Polish
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In future, we must also focus more on the greater involvement of stakeholders in the standardisation process itself.
Has been mandated by national non-profit consumer organisations in at least two thirds of the Member States, to represent the interests of consumers in the standardisation process at European level.
I believe that this regulation will improve both the functioning of the internal market and the standardisation process for construction products in Europe.
Has been mandated by national non-profit social organisations in at least two thirds of the Member States, to represent social interests in the standardisation process at European level.
Has been mandated by non-profit organisations representing SME in at least two thirds of the Member States, to represent the interests of SME in the standardisation process at European level.
NSBs to develop a peer review system to actively monitor, inter alia, wide participation in the standardisation process.
the representation of their interests represented in the standardisation process is improving albeit slowly.
stakeholder engagement in the standardisation process.
Balance: The standardisation process is accessible at any stage of development and decision making to relevant stakeholders.
they could consolidate their role in the standardisation process.
effective participation of societal interests in the standardisation process can be hampered by many factors such as lack of resources,
on stakeholder participation in the standardisation process.
since they are directly involved in the standardisation process and therefore have to bear full responsibility for it.
being encouraged to actually participate in the standardisation process.
If the standardisation process necessarily involves change of track widths,
SMEs participation in and defence of their interests in the standardisation process and to improve SMEs information about and use of European standards.
The investigation will focus in particular on whether the standardisation process limits market entry
the EESC stresses the importance of facilitating access to the standardisation process for SMEs and their national representatives,
As the standard is the result of the consensus reached by those participating in its drafting, the standardisation process should be given legitimacy by involving interested civil society groups such as the social partners,
the EESC stresses the importance of facilitating access to the standardisation process for SMEs and societal stakeholders