Examples of using Quantitative data in English and their translations into Slovenian
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(a) the perceived impact of the Programme on access to justice based on qualitative and quantitative data collected at European level;
provides real-time, qualitative and quantitative data relating to the implementation of the Programme.
timely electronic reporting on quantitative data should be required.
Quantitative data on the work of the programming group shall be prepared for the programmes from the same field which are not due for completion in the following year.
(g) the collection of appropriate qualitative and quantitative data to evaluate the effectiveness of the strategy;
based on all the past actions and quantitative data.
where it may be more difficult to find representative stories and quantitative data.
the most pressing issues, rather than quantitative data.
(29)To ensure availability of comprehensive up-to-date information on programme implementation, more frequent electronic reporting on quantitative data should be required.
Another point we make is that the sixth progress report on cohesion does not include sufficient qualitative and quantitative data on Objective 2 regions.
only to a smaller extent on quantitative data.
There is no detailed quantitative data and projections available on these expected benefits at the level of the taxpayers or the Member States.
The policy should not rely only on the quantitative data to be gathered after the systems are in place.
including qualitative and quantitative data, on the situation of asylum
shall be transmitted together with quantitative data.
opinions of various types of stakaholders than on the(limited) quantitative data available.
For all quantitative data presented below it applies, that since 2011, only data for the volume of waste released
For quantitative data we also utilise more advanced statistical methods, through which we obtain an objective
surveys, quantitative data collection tools, etc.).
As in other transport sectors, port employment analyses also suffer from a lack of statistics and quantitative data.