Examples of using Comparable data in English and their translations into Romanian
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Insufficient data:  Better comparable data on volunteering in the Member States can help identify best practices and improve policy making.
The support for transnational policy cooperation will help to increase the availability of comparable data which will facilitate more effective evidence-based policy-making.
One of the tasks of the European Institute for Gender Equality is to handle comparable data.
we still have to admit that we lack comparable data.
particularly in areas where comparable data are lacking or insufficient.
definitions that enable comparable data to be obtained.
Therefore, a system of health indicators is needed, with common mechanisms for collecting comparable data at all levels.
Participating in the COBATEST network builds comparable data sets at the national and European level over time.
In January 2008, the Commission will use the"Scoreboard for better consumer markets" to publish comparable data on national surveillance capacity as a basis for further discussion.
we still have to admit that we lack comparable data.
The EESC emphasises the need of a European methodology to assess performance and to collect comparable data.
The Commission considers that regular updating of this report would allow continuous monitoring of the railway market based on comparable data.
Whereas such trends cannot be examined at Community level unless comparable data are available for all the Member States;
Aid to railways- which is for lack of comparable data not included in any of the above totals- is reported by Member States with€ 46 billion or 0.4% of EU GDP8.
Existing comparable data are limited in scope and data  collected nationally
improving the availability of comparable data across the EU.
In fact, the comparable data showed a decrease in the number of convictions on trafficking in human beings, from 1534 in
to influence consumer policy upstream will also benefit from the availability of an off-the-shelf method and of comparable data.
method ol o gies in con su mer science will deliver comparable data and lay the ground for responses to Union policy needs.
will examine how the quality and availability of comparable data on structural independence could be improved.