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Meanings of european norm in английском
каталонский
norma europea испанский
en European Standards (abbreviated EN, from the German name Europäische Norm ("European Norm")) are technical standards which have been ratified by one of the three European standards organizations: European Committee for Standardization (CEN), European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC), or European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
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Monarchy was the European norm; France was the only republic of any significance.
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Indeed, these peoples could justly be penalised for failing to conform to European norms.
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Doing so makes the Irish proposals appear to be out of whack with European norms.
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But we Brits are an exception to European norms.
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Sentencing policy in Ireland is well within European norms, according to a spokesman for the Courts Service.
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The Government has been warned that its controversial Judicial Appointments Bill is not in line with European norms.
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The big Irish political parties are quite different from the European norm which places parties on a left-right spectrum.
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That is starting to change as Samsung, Nokia and HTC bring out 4G-compatible smartphones that work on European norms.
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Popular representation through parliaments is the European norm, and there is a great variety of methods for expressing preferences.
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This document contradicts all the European norms of freedom of speech, as well as the constitution of Moldova, he said.
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The rail infrastructure may now be closer to European norms but the facilities at the stations are still sub-third world.
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Although mortgages in arrears have shown an encouraging decline, nevertheless household indebtedness in Ireland remains high, well above a European norm.
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TurkeyTurkey's new criminal code was supposed to be a crucial part of its efforts to bring itself in line with European norms.
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However, by 2011, despite 45 years of continuous decline, Irish households remained much larger than the European norm.
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Much of our infrastructure remains that of a relatively poor European country, whereas our living standards are well up to the European norm.
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In its annual Fact File report, the IIF calls for the cost of settling claims to be brought into line with the European norm.