Examples of using Statistical offices in English and their translations into Swedish
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The growing participation of National Statistical Offices in work on setting up national monitoring mechanisms is a positive step.
Financial firms, statistical offices and international governmental organisations successfully apply econometric models and methods on a daily basis.
Financial support was granted to national statistical offices and other government institutions of the EU as well as of the contributing EFTA/EEA Countries and the Accession and Candidate Countries AC/CC.
We also conduct long-term cooperation projects with statistical offices in developing countries, which are financed by Sida.
making use of information collected by EU Delegations and from national statistical offices and relevant line ministries.
working groups and with national statistical offices and consumer organisations.
National statistical offices should be encouraged in their efforts in collecting and providing comparable statistical
Ministers invite the statistical offices in the Member States to take the necessary action as a matter of priority.
there are many bodies such as independent economic research institutes, statistical offices and economic and social councils which deal with such questions.
The revised proposal for a Regulation of the EP/Council has the broad support of the Directors-General of the National Statistical Offices and the ECB.
Efforts should be made to seek cooperation between national statistical offices on methodology and foster the exchange of experience and know-how on this issue.
in the absence of harmonised comparable data, national statistical offices shall be used.
Task force on ways of improving administrative co-operation between Ministries and National Statistical Offices on asylum and migration statistics.
statistics observatory created to provide support for the national statistical offices of 14 African countries.
To seek cooperation between National Statistical Offices on methodology and foster the exchange of expertise
The process of combining many sources of administrative records into a master datafile-the process that Catalist employees-is common in the statistical offices of some national governments.
In 2002, a tender procedure was launched to award a service contract to assist the candidate countries' statistical offices in gathering and interpreting the data required for benchmarking.
National statistical offices shall carry out their tasks in accordance with the principle of impartiality
ministries or national statistical offices.
consumer associations and statistical offices.