Examples of using To ensure interoperability in English and their translations into Polish
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However there may still be situations where it is appropriate to require compliance with specified standards at Community level to ensure interoperability in the single market.
Streamline the rules for the intermodal transport of dangerous goods to ensure interoperability between the different modes.
and the need to ensure interoperability of ICT solutions.
The Directive also defines the standards to be met by the facilities in order to ensure interoperability within the EU and worldwide.
In order to ensure interoperability between national and Union information systems,
Chapter 6 on‘interoperability governance' sets out what is needed to ensure interoperability over time when delivering a European public service
where it is time to promote technical requirements to ensure interoperability at all levels and help to establish- at least- e-Health as an integral part of health-care services of tomorrow.
also large-scale demonstration projects and pre-commercial deployment activities to ensure interoperability and scalability.
The Directive 2014/55/EU29 on electronic invoicing in public procurement adopted by the Parliament on 11 March 2014concerns the development of a European standard for electronic invoicing in public procurement to ensure interoperability between electronic invoicing systems across the EU.
The development of international electronic commerce requires cross-border arrangements involving third countries; in order to ensure interoperability at a global level,
Moreover, Directive 2014/55/EU54 on electronic invoicing in public procurement adopted by the Parliament on 11 March 2014 concerns the development of a European standard for electronic invoicing in public procurement to ensure interoperability between electronic invoicing systems across the EU.
and coordination to ensure interoperability of systems and creating a single point of contact is insufficient,
with the creation of open standards, to ensure interoperability, and to increase R& D spending on technology still requiring further development before its introduction onto the market.
Unambiguous(open) standards for smart grids and meters are needed to ensure interoperability, addressing key technological challenges
A European risk-analysis system should be created bearing in mind the data protection exigencies at European and national levels in cooperation with the European Data Protection Supervisor so as to ensure interoperability;
TSIs will be drawn up only to the extent necessary to ensure interoperability of the trans-European high-speed rail system in the fields of infrastructure,
which needs to be standardised at the EU level to ensure interoperability.