Examples of using The comparability in English and their translations into Slovak
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other international organisations to ensure the comparability and avoid the duplication of data at international level.
functioning of the internal market and to ensure a high degree of protection for consumers throughout the Union, it is necessary to uniformly ensure the comparability of information relating to the APRC throughout the Union.
that the regional coverage should be extended and that the comparability of the data must be increased.
of the Member States, makes it necessary to reinforce the comparability and reliability of this aggregate;
thus increasing the comparability of the test results.
As regards the comparability of vocational education
Where less frequent collection does not preclude production of an HICP which meets the comparability requirements referred to in Article 4, the Commission( Eurostat) may allow exceptions to monthly collection.
Comparing shares in national GDP of regions accounting for 20% of population substantially reduces the comparability problems resulting from differing number
However, the extent to which Member States can be expected to compare the forecasts used for budgetary planning with the Commission's forecasts varies according to the timing of forecast preparation and the comparability of the forecast methodologies and assumptions.
which tracks the performance of over 40 consumer markets on the basis of key indicators such as trusting that sellers comply with consumer protection rules, the comparability of offers, the choice available in the market,
in order to increase the comparability of national experiences
of the Council of 23 July 2014 on the comparability of fees related to payment accounts,
provided that these derogations do not hamper either the comparability of Member States' data
(5) To ensure the quality, and, in particular, the comparability, of data provided by the Member States,
as long as it does not hinder the comparability of data across the Union,