Traduction de «tableau de données explicatives » (Français → Anglais) :

tables of supporting material

Explanation of the Derivation Schedule

global data base [ GDB | global database | blackboard | blackboard model ]

advising | due teaching

explanatory database [ explanatory data base ]

Dissemination Standards Bulletin Board | DSBB [Abbr.]

statistics [ statistical abstract | statistical analysis | statistical data | statistical information | statistical monitoring | statistical source | statistical survey | statistical table | statistical data(UNBIS) ]

Source: Eurostat, data for USA and Japan: OECD e = data for 2000 and 2001 are estimates i = see footnotes (:) = Data not available, Candidate countries: only countries for which data are available are shown B: only Flemish Community for 1995-1997 B, DK: change in coverage in 1999 FR: educational expenditure figures do not include OD's (Overseas Departments). K: estimates, based on data for UK financial years, which run from 1 April to 31 March

11. Encourages the Member States to collect relevant data on issues such as the cost of proceedings, mediation cases and enforcement procedures; regrets that no data have been provided by some Member States for certain categories indicated in the Justice Scoreboard; believes, however, that the Commission should have drawn a distinction between those instances where data was not available and those where indicators were not relevant or applicable to individual Member States;

5. Where access to documents and data or access to personal data cannot be granted for reasons related to the protection of personal data, confidentiality, security or public interest, the Commission and the dedicated implementation structure shall provide the Scientific Council with a written statement of those reasons, as well as any information on the topic in question that they consider possible to provide within the provisions of the regulations.

E. whereas the publication of the Internal Market Scoreboard has consistently helped enhance the transposition of single market legislation by providing objective and substantive data on transposition and implementation of these rules by the Member States; considers, nevertheless, that some Member States are still failing fully to meet their objectives of correct and timely transposition of European legislation into national law, and, therefore, that objective data should remain at the core of the Internal Market Scoreboard exercise through systematic, independent monitoring; whereas a more qualitative approach needs to be adopted whi ...[+++]ch looks beyond the figures and identifies the reasons for this deficit;