Eksempler på brug af Complete harmonisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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From the very outset, it was clear,for example, that complete harmonisation was impossible.
At this stage, complete harmonisation is scarcely an appropriate method of resolving all the different problems which can arise.
In writing.-(DE) The aim of the report is the complete harmonisation of the internal market.
I should also like to emphasise that the principle concerning the right of the country of origin will on the whole apply when there is no complete harmonisation.
The same also applies to Mr Désir;I am entirely with you, I am against complete harmonisation because the people would reject it.
The Commission would like to see complete harmonisation on the basis of a uniform standard and a binding undertaking from the industry to do this.
I do not believe, however,in any beneficial effects of complete harmonisation of taxation.
Only complete harmonisation guarantees equal competitive conditions between the institutions and instils consumer confidence in services that are offered by other Member States.
We are opposed, however,to those parts of the report which concern a complete harmonisation of direct taxes.
I therefore endorse the demand that complete harmonisation of the legal provisions be restricted to what are manifestly special cases, subject, however, to the condition that this principle is not misused and that minimum standards will be deregulated.
I have to say that this parliamentary discussion seems to be more about a complete harmonisation than coordination.
However, although, in the absence of complete harmonisation in the field, the Member States may prescribe the standards which products intended for human consumption must satisfy in their own territories, the national provisions in question cannot be exempt from the application of Articles 28 EC and 30 EC see Melkunie, cited above, paragraphs 9 and 10.
A few years ago,the technology had not yet reached a level where complete harmonisation was possible, in particular because of safety risks.
I believe that this legislative text, which was voted upon today,strengthens consumer protection while taking into account the characteristics of the sector, in which complete harmonisation may not always be feasible.
While the adoption of our proposal would have resulted in almost complete harmonisation in this area, the compromise text represents only a partial harmonisation. .
To move forward in this area, we needed to do it in a genuinely European way,namely by carrying out, for a few very specific points, a complete harmonisation of everyone's rights and duties.
Given that the complete harmonisation of the timetable for the summer-time period with a view to facilitating transport and communications cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore be better achieved at Community level, the Community may take measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty.
A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of ratite meat must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of ratite meat.
I welcome the adoption of this text and I believe that,pending the implementation by the European Union of the complete harmonisation measures which we recommended, Parliament was right to call by such a large majority for Article 6(1) of the existing directive to be modified'in such a way as to create an unmistakable obligation on the part of Member States actually torecognise registrations carried out, or authorisations granted, by other Member States' in the field of homeopathic medicine.
There may be an intermediate way- which is being worked on and on which we may make progress- mutual recognition,which would not lead to a situation of complete harmonisation, but to a situation of recognition which could allow us to solve some of the problems.
A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of live ratites must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of live ratites; given the guarantees provided, this list should include, inter alia, Tunisia.
The initiatives already taken in this connection have shown that there are still many hurdles to be overcome andthat the Commission would do well to first of all carry out a complete technical harmonisation and ensure the thorough transposition of the directives adopted.
Here' being a recipe for chaos, creating a situation where we will potentially become 25 different systems of regulation and business moving to the country with the most regulatory advantages,creating a crisis in which the only solution will be complete federal harmonisation, and who wants that?