Examples of using Standardisation process in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This standardisation process is the application of the general conditions of the'new approach' on standardisation from the resolution'on a new approach to technical harmonisation
If the standardisation process necessarily involves change of track widths,
a cost/benefit analysis of European standardisation, to support its implementation and to study the standardisation process in Europe com.
environmental interest groups should be fully involved in the standardisation process at all relevant stages,
The Commission to issue a Communication on the integration ofenvironmental aspects into the standardisation process, inviting thestandardisation organisations,
However, the standardisation process faces challenges from the changing nature of the economy and diversification of business models(globalisation, extended supply chains etc.), the ever expanding role of information
in contributing to the standardisation process;
especially the involvement in the standardisation process of various interested parties,
spearheading the infrastructure standardisation process, especially in terms of timescales in relation to our competitors- China,
invited the Member States to support the standardisation process regarding base stations.
We also have standardisation processes that do not always keep pace with technological change.
Micro-enterprises and standardisation processes 2004.
In order to ensure increasing participation of the numerous civil society stakeholders in standardisation processes, it is essential to improve networking between them.
The standardisation processes under the proposed Regulation could also contribute to the new developments towards sustainable industrial policy.
Effects of globalisation and various standardisation processes in everyday life are currently reflected through individuals' quests or encountering authenticity.
Experience with national interoperability programmes and standardisation processes shows that the identification
participation of the various civil society players in the standardisation processes within CEN, CENELEC
the need to improve European standardisation processes, the need to set parameters
The technical standardisation process should play a more important role.
Consumers have substantially less say in the standardisation process than industry.