Traduction de «normalisation internationale » (Français → Anglais) :

It is important to urge European industry and the parties concerned to reiterate their commitment to European standardisation as a driving force for international standardisation.

We have therefore developed a strong standardisation system in Europe closely related to international standardisation.

10. EMPHASISING the role of European standardisation as a means to meet specific needs of the European market, to serve the public interest, in particular in support of European policies, to provide standards in new domains, to implement international standards in a coherent way and, while respecting the independence of national standards bodies, to facilitate mutual understanding between Member States' standards bodies and the preparation of coherent positions in international standardisation;

33. RECOGNISING the increasing importance of international standards as markets become globalised, Confirms its commitment to international standardisation and to the obligations under the World Trade Organisation's Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement (WTO-TBT), believing in particular that the use of full international standards should be further promoted through this Agreement, and noting that the Commission, the Member States and the European standards bodies have created instruments to implement these obligations effectively;

The Council calls upon Europe's trading partners to give their commitment to international standardisation, to introduce standards-receptive regulatory models and to promote coherence between national and international standards.

...ween European and international standardisation and its relevance to the access of European enterprises to the markets of third countries ; = whether, and under what conditions, in cases where harmonised standards are not yet available, while recognising that harmonised standards are the best guarantee of the essential health and safety requirements, alternatives might provide a degree of assurance of conformity to such essential requirements until harmonised standards are adopted ; = the special role of the public authorities, including the Commission, at the different stages of the standardisation process under the New Approach ...[+++]and, in this context, improvements to the mandating of the European Standards organisations to produce the necessary harmonised standards, including the review of mandates and work programmes with particular reference to the priorities to be given to work items; = whilst recognising that the search for consensus must remain the guiding principle, consideration of the scope for voting within the European Standards organisations at an earlier stage in the development of harmonised standards in support of the New Approach, where all the necessary technical elements are present but a final consensus is proving difficult to establish and is delaying the production of a standard; = the use of new technology by the European Standards organisations to provide greater and more immediate transparency on the progress being made in the preparation of harmonised standards; = the role of pre-standardisation research as a means of improving the quality of standards and the efficiency of the process. ...