Eksempler på brug af Maximum harmonisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I am all for maximum harmonisation.
The Commission subsequently presented a draft directive in which it rightly proposed maximum harmonisation.
The general approach of the directive is now maximum harmonisation, with a few significant exceptions.
Moreover, in its common position, the Council would like to introduce exceptions to the principle of maximum harmonisation.
We agreed that it might be sensible to switch to maximum harmonisation in the foreseeable future.
Albeit by a narrow majority, the European Parliament opted at first reading for the concept of maximum harmonisation.
I am glad that, with this maximum harmonisation, all European consumers will be given the same rights.
This brings me to the issue of minimum and maximum harmonisation.
On the other hand, however, maximum harmonisation would leave no room for diversity and would, therefore, also cause a problem.
Besides, I want minimum harmonisation, not maximum harmonisation.
By way of conclusion, I can therefore state that maximum harmonisation is still the preferred solution, but it once again appears that politics is the art of the possible.
I admit that I was very concerned when Mr Schwab spoke- andthis was the first I had heard of it- of maximum harmonisation.
It very much looks as if the European Commission,which proposes maximum harmonisation, has wrongly evaluated the political feasibility of this.
This framework decision must be seen as a first step in the process of getting to grips with racism andxenophobia at European level and maximum harmonisation in this field.
I therefore regret that my ultimate proposal to apply Article 95, maximum harmonisation, has not been adopted and that we have taken Article 195 as the basis.
I am also concerned about the contentof the Thyssen report: asking the Commission for an impact assessment on the possibility of maximum harmonisation seems unrealistic.
I think that the directive offers numerous merits,one of which is maximum harmonisation for distance selling and off-premises contracts, with a few exceptions.
I personally would prefer a medium degree of harmonisation, or even basic ideas on harmonisation, which will improve andbe complemented with time, rather than maximum harmonisation.
I am also confident that we should not be afraid to push for maximum harmonisation where this would be useful.
If, in theory, maximum harmonisation now forms the basis of the common position and the Member States can only apply additional regulations in specific, precisely defined cases, that seems to me to be the only realistic compromise.
They are not complaining that there will be too little harmonisation, andduring the procedure they did not support maximum harmonisation, something which I deeply regret.
I therefore believe that this is an area where,on the one hand, maximum harmonisation may be useful, but, on the other, minimum harmonisation may also be adopted according to the type of contract, as being more appropriate.
The Commission also has concerns that notification requirement applicable to telecoms operators go beyond what can be imposed in view of the maximum harmonisation provided by EU law in this regard.
I therefore believe that this is an area where,on the one hand, maximum harmonisation may be useful, but, on the other, minimum harmonisation may also be adopted, depending on which is more suited to a given type of contract.
Consequently it is important that we do everything necessary to ensure maximum security andit goes without saying that we must have maximum harmonisation on the matter at European level.
We eventually ended up with maximum harmonisation and, in my view, this maximum European harmonisation will provide considerable protection not only for consumers, but also for the bona fide companies involved in the trade in question.
It might be useful to remind ourselves of the fact that in the original Commission proposal, maximum harmonisation was very much the main objective in terms of distance marketing of financial services.
Because it is not Parliament that has adopted different positions on different occasions, but because the European Commission andthe Council have suddenly moved from maximum harmonisation to minimum harmonisation. .
Maximum harmonisation, taken together with the Commission's obligation to tell providers about various national regulations is helpful in a way, especially to small and medium-sized financial service providers, because it cuts providers' information costs and increases transparency.
Despite all the sympathy that can be felt towards the possibility of exempting young people taking part in European Union Youth Programmes from visa requirements,the Commission must stick to its aim of maximum harmonisation and avoid cases creating derogations from, or exceptions to, the visa requirement.