Примери за използване на Harmonisation measures на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Despite the introduction of some harmonisation measures.
The harmonisation measures in the report are too extensive.
Union policy in the area of the protection of the Union's financial interests has already been the subject of harmonisation measures such as Regulation(EC, Euratom) No 2988/95.
Some Community harmonisation measures, however, permit Member States to impose additional technical conditions on the placing of a product on their market.
(4) Extension of access rights should,as with other modes of transport, proceed in conjunction with the parallel implementation of the necessary accompanying harmonisation measures.
The provisions of such harmonisation measures are often exhaustive, in which case Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market in their territories of products complying with those measures. .
Such directives shall be adopted by the same ordinary orspecial legislative procedure as was followed for the adoption of the harmonisation measures in question, without prejudice to Article 61 I.
In this context, harmonisation measures answering environmental protection requirements shall include, where appropriate, a safeguard clause allowing Member States to take provisional measures, for non-economic environmental reasons, subject to a Community inspection procedure.
Legislative proposals to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
The European Parliament and the Council, acting on a proposal from the Commission and on the basis of Articles 47(2), 55 and 95 of the Treaty,shall adopt such harmonisation measures as are necessary to ensure that users and the postal service provider(s) have access to the postal network under conditions which are transparent and non-discriminatory.';
The initiative aims to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
The new rules also enable the Commission to adopt further harmonisation measures in the form of recommendations or(binding) decisions if divergences in the regulatory approaches of national regulators, including to remedies, persist across the EU in the longer term, e.g. on broadband access conditions or on mobile termination rates.
In its Legislative Resolutions of 10 March 1999 on the railway package, the European Parliament asked that the progressive opening up of the rail sector go hand-in-hand with the fastest and most effective technical harmonisation measures possible.
The new rules also enable the Commission to adopt further harmonisation measures in the form of recommendations or(binding) decisions if divergences in the regulatory approaches of national regulators, including to remedies, persist across the EU in the longer term, e.g. on broadband access conditions or on mobile termination rates.
In its Legislative Resolutions of 10 March 1999 on the railway package, the European Parliament asked that the progressive opening up of the rail sector go hand-in-hand with the fastest and most effective technical harmonisation measures possible.
All of this together- whether through the adoption of harmonisation measures or through greater supervision of remedies chosen by national regulators- will ensure greater consistency in the internal market and will help the new authority which will play a key role in this process, bringing together the expertise and the experience of 27 national regulators and breaking down the remaining obstacles of a truly borderless Europe.
More European copyright law: legislative proposals will follow before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
The Commission will make legislative proposals before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
Looking ahead, the Commission is expected to make legislative proposals to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
The commission said that“legislative proposals will follow before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures”.
As stated“The Commission will make legislative proposals before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
The Commission announced to publish legislative proposals before the end of 2015,“to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures.
In terms of concrete copyright reform the Commission is announcing that it will make“legislative proposals before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes and allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU,including through further harmonisation measures”.
Where all Member States are likely to face similar problems for which diverging solutions could fragment the internal market in equipment, and thereby delay the rollout of 5G systems, it may be necessary to recommend common solutions,acknowledging technical harmonisation measures in force.
Where all Member States are likely to face similar problems for which diverging solutions could fragment the internal market in equipment, and thereby delay the rollout of 5G systems, it may be necessary for the Commission, taking utmost account of the opinion of the RSPG, to recommend common solutions,acknowledging technical harmonisation measures in force.
NETHERLANDS v COMMISSION of the assessment of admissibility- information on points in respect of which the notified national provisions differ from the Community harmonisation measure.
Pursuant to paragraph 6, a Member State isauthorised to maintain or introduce national provisions derogating from a harmonisation measure, the Commission shall immediately examine whether to propose an adaptation to that measure. .
In addition, the grounds referred to in Article 95(4) EC which the Member State is required to provide in support of its request confirm that this procedure is intended to give the Member State concerned the opportunity to obtain authorisation to maintain national provisions that are incompatible with the harmonisation measure.
If, after the adoption of a harmonisation measure by the Council acting by a qualified majority, a Member State deems it necessary to apply national provisions on grounds of major needs referred to in Article 36, or relating to protection of the environment or the working environment, it shall notify the Commission of these provisions.
If, after the adoption by the Council or by the Commission of a harmonisation measure, a Member State deems it necessary to maintain national provisions on grounds of major needs referred to in Article 30, or relating to the protection of the environment or the working environment, it shall notify the Commission of these provisions as well as the grounds for maintaining them.