Exemplos de uso de Common european rules em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There must be common European rules.
Radiation in the work place is dangerous, andthere is a need for common European rules.
We need common European rules for this, along with a level playing field, therefore.
National regulators respect at the same time common European rules and national surveillance.
We are adopting common European rules making it possible to manage migrant flows into Europe and to limit illegal migration.
FI Madam President,it was high time we established common European rules to protect our citizens and patients.
Common European rules will facilitate the free movement of EU drivers, prevent fraud when driving licences are used as identification documents and improve road safety.
Furthermore, with regard to the stockpiling system, will we have common European rules on stockpiling in this case, too?
The establishment of rules of conduct for all financial services is being considered ata time of crisis, as is promoting a truly single market by making a framework of common European rules possible.
But that cannot absolve us from finding common European rules, even if our efforts are denounced as prudish, unenlightened or perhaps outmoded.
Nor should we live under a false assumption that national rules protect consumers, while common European rules benefit business.
We, the European Verts,would like to point out that the banking crisis particularly reveals the inadequacy of common European rules and that, in this area as in many others, there is a need for more of Europe, not less of Europe.
Better external border protection, with a more integrated external border management system, including,over time, border guards operating under common European rules and procedures;
For example, while paragraph 36 calls for the adoption of a framework directive establishing common European rules, paragraph 20 strongly condemns the selfsame approach.
It is less than what our Italian Members currently get, and so I would like to express my thanks to them for their understanding and for their willingness to accept a reduction in income,as it were on behalf of future Italian MEPs and in the interests of common European rules.
The reason is the perception that it is still better for a workforce to move within the framework of common European rules than create arrangements for derogations.
At present, with the regulations being so unclear, the decisions taken by national patent offices and the European Patent Office may wellhave been very different, and therefore common European rules could be needed.
The answers can only be to create new employment by promoting enterprise and research and development,adopting measures that reward transparency and foster common European rules, for example, on tax, VAT and indirect taxation.
As some fertilising products are not produced or traded cross-border in large quantities, the Commission is proposing optional harmonisation: depending on their business strategy and type of product, manufacturers can either choose toCE mark their product, making it freely tradable in the single market according to common European rules, or have it traded according to national standards based on mutual recognition in the single market.
I am convinced that we must prepare common European Union rules.
In this regard,the Commission would like to remind you of the measures it proposed on 10 October for the adoption and application of common European Union rules in the field of civil aviation security, and which was first presented at the last Council of Transport Ministers.
The Hague Programme expressly stipulates the need for European common rules on this matter.
What I do not see are common rules for European farmers competing in a single internal market.