Exemplos de uso de Necessary harmonisation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level.
Clear and common definitions have to be agreed to clarify the scope of the Directive and ensure necessary harmonisation throughout Europe.
However, if we are limited to justified and necessary harmonisation, my aim is to draw attention to the specific problems experienced by certain categories of refugee women whose situation is a special one in some countries.
Those definitions may be subject to revision in the context of the necessary harmonisation of national statistics or for other reasons.
In many cases,the removal of barriers requires much improved administrative cooperation between Member States or, where necessary, harmonisation.
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In the area of the approximation of laws,we must always try to find the difficult balance between necessary harmonisation, on the one hand, and consideration for the legal traditions that have evolved in Member States over the years on the other.
The proposal responds to the European Parliament's call for a comprehensive proposal to ensure free movement of services by means of applying the country of origin principle, administrative cooperation and,where strictly necessary, harmonisation.
In writing.-(PT) The Commission is responsible for producing Community statistics by coordinating the necessary harmonisation of the statistical information, while collection of the data is done by Member States on subjects such as definition of variables, breakdown, dates of implementation and frequency, and so on.
Such an EU-wide access of data could then potentially also provide for a mutual recognition of roadworthiness certificates once the necessary harmonisation of roadworthiness controls is reached at European level.
The definitions andclassification codes of ESA 95 may be subject to revision in the context of the necessary harmonisation of national statistics or for other reasons; revisions of ESA 95 or amendments to its methodology are decided by the Council or the Commission in accordance with the rules on competence and procedure laid down in the Treaty and in Regulation(EC) No 2223/96.
This sometimes leads to major divergences from one country to another in application of the law and Community administrative requirements,to the detriment of necessary harmonisation, in the internal market which risks creating distortions of competition.
They can be better achieved at Community level on the basis of a Community legal act because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level while the collection of data and compilation of comparable statistics on plant protection products can be organised by the Member States.
Most of them insisted on the need to provide proper and adequate information to the consumers with regard to the production standards andcontrols and checks, the necessary harmonisation of controls and certification procedure, the importance of research in this sector.
The creation of common statistical standards for labour cost indices can only be achieved on the basis of a Community legal act because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level, while the collection of data and compilation of comparable labour cost indices can be organised by the Member States.
The objective of the proposed action, namely the production of Community job vacancy statistics, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore be better achieved at Community level on the basis of a Community legal act,because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level, while the collection of data and compilation of comparable job vacancy statistics can be organised by the Member States.
The Commission cannot accept all the amendments proposed, amongst other things because, when it comes to regulating this type of issue,we have to ensure that there is a balance between the necessary harmonisation, which prevents everybody from going off in their own direction, and the room for manoeuvre of the various States of the Union and competent authorities, in other words, the principle of subsidiarity.
The Commission has proposed measures aimed at providing information, together with penal sanctions, preventive measures and the pooling of experience. These measures do, in fact,entail a certain necessary harmonisation in as much as the lowest acceptable maximum penalty for currency counterfeiting is to be eight years' imprisonment.
Tax harmonisation is necessary to a certain degree, for example, minimum rates of corporation tax.
Its aim is simply to harmonise the procedure for admission and it believes such harmonisation is necessary.
Extension of access rights should, as with other modes of transport,proceed in conjunction with the parallel implementation of the necessary accompanying harmonisation measures.
But while a large measure of harmonisation is necessary in the VAT and excises fields, in other tax fields tax co-ordination does not imply tax harmonisation. .
The delegation believes that minimum harmonisation is necessary whilst such great disparities remain in the level of consumer protection in the Member States.
If necessary, the Commission shall attach to the report any harmonisation proposals necessary for the effective operation of the internal natural gas market.
Whereas it seems appropriate that the measures provided for in this Directive should not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the objective of the harmonisation necessary to ensure that export policy is based on uniform principles and that competition between enterprises in the Community is not distorted;