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Better and more harmonised separate collection and sorting.
These rules will also be applied in a more harmonised way.
At the same time, we are creating more harmonised and stable business conditions for transport companies, many of which are SMEs.
EN 30.11.2018 Official Journal of the European Union C 434/19 Progress towards a more harmonised IT landscape 2.26.
The work on ONDs represented a leap towards a more harmonised definition of banks' regulatory capital across the SSM.
More harmonised laws will facilitate cooperation of police or prosecutors to combat crime and terrorism.
When combined, these six pillars will ensure that EU rules are more harmonised and therefore more effective.
At the same time, we are creating more harmonised and stable business conditions for transport companies, many of which are SMEs.
Notes that the European Cloud Initiative aims to ensure better and more harmonised work on infrastructure development;
Progress towards a more harmonised IT landscape 33 Agencies carry out a wide range of operational activities, requiring adequate and occasionally tailor-made IT solutions.
The High-Level Group on Financial Supervision in the EU chaired by Jacques de Larosière invited the Union to develop a more harmonised set of financial regulations.
The more harmonised laws should also facilitate cross-border cooperation of police or prosecutors to combat crime and terrorism more effectively across Europe.
Corien Wortmann-Kool(EPP, The Netherlands) said that the criteria should be stronger and more harmonised, and the coverage of stress testing should be the same in all member states.
It allows the Commission to produce reports on the further internalisation of external costs, including in other transport modes,for other vehicles and to ensure a more harmonised approach.
The Directive creates a more harmonised framework for prosecuting and punishing crimes involving the EU budget so that criminals no longer exploit differences between national legal systems.
This"rendez vous" clause calls on the Commission to produce reports on the further internalisation of external costs, including in other transport modes,for other vehicles and to ensure a more harmonised approach.
This division has allowed the public control authorities to develop a more harmonised and better targeted, risk-based approach to official controls, taking into account the private controls where reliable.
Accounting standard-setters, regulators andother bodies responsible for setting disclosure standards may also find the document helpful as they continue working on developing improved and more harmonised public disclosure standards.
Recommendation 6 For the CAP post- 2020, the Commission should encourage a more harmonised application of penalties at EU level by further clarifying the concepts of severity, extent, permanence, reoccurrence and intentionality.
Johansson said a permanent mechanism to distribute asylum seekers among EU countries,another quota system to accept a specified number of refugees from camps outside Europe, and more harmonised asylum rules in member countries were all needed.
Moreover, the revised legislative proposals on waste establish more harmonised rules to determine when a secondary raw material should no longer be legally considered as'waste', by clarifying existing rules on'end-of-waste'.
The Commission shall within[one year from the entry into force of this amending regulation] draw up a report, which takes stock of the different approaches in sectoral legislation with regards to assessing, the materiality of the activity to be outsourced or delegated andwhich investigates the possibility for a more harmonised approach in this regard via the potential specification of common criteria and methodology.
That amending directive provides for the introduction of a more harmonised scheme in order to better exploit the benefits of emission trading, to avoid distortions in the market and to facilitate the linking of emissions trading systems.
This analysis should take into consideration criteria such as the environmental impact of the standards and the historical level of compliance by farmers.- After the report on the performance of the CAP due by the end of 2018, the Commission should develop a methodology to measure the costs of cross- compliance.-For the CAP post- 2020, the Commission should encourage a more harmonised application of penalties at EU level by further clarifying the concepts of severity, extent, permanence, reoccurrence and intentionality.
As we move towards more harmonised European pension systems, the concern I hear from my constituents is whether they will have to bail out underfunded or badly managed State pension funds in other countries, just as we have had to bail out badly managed countries and their national debt.
I believe that the European Union is best equipped to deal with the challenges of immigration through a nuanced system which is not dictatorial,not through more harmonised European legislation or the moral rulings of the European courts, but instead through solidarity, cooperation and good communication among European neighbours.
This division has allowed the public control authorities to develop a more harmonised and better targeted, risk-based approach to official controls, taking into account the private controls where reliable.(b) To ensure a level playing field also in terms of food safety, food imported into the EU must comply with the relevant requirements of EU legislation or with conditions recognised by the EU to be at least equivalent thereto.
Whereas the Commission proposal of 17 April 2018 for a regulation on the marketing and use of explosives precursors(COM(2018)0209)provides for stricter and more harmonised rules concerning the making available, introduction, possession and use of substances or mixtures that could be misused for the illicit manufacture of explosives, with a view to limiting their availability to the general public and ensuring the appropriate reporting of suspicious transactions throughout the supply chain;
Addressing the specific challenges of cloud computing would mean a faster and more harmonised adoption of the technology by Europe's businesses, organisations and public authorities, resulting, on the demand side, in accelerated productivity growth and increased competitiveness across the whole economy as well as, on the supply-side, in a larger market in which Europe becomes a key global player.