Examples of using Standardising in English and their translations into Czech
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Standardising the quality of his product was the key to success for Rockefeller.
In my opinion,this is how we should approach the issue of standardising electric vehicles.
In this report, the Commission proposes standardising the protein content at a minimum of 34%, expressed in fat-free dry matter.
As the organisation andthe framework conditions are different from one Member State to the next, no standardising decision can be taken at EU level.
However, standardising the regulations applied to passenger transport would place greater responsibility on transport companies.
I am pleased that the first report is concerned with standardising the protein content of milk powder, which leads to market adjustment.
Modernising and standardising the data protection law across Europe is also the aim of the new General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR), which came into force on 25 May 2018.
I therefore think that we need to work in Europe as well to promote security by investigating and standardising penalties for environmental crimes.
Simplifying and standardising the legislative framework of European research programmes is a choice we have to make.
In the meantime, the procedures for management of the EDF should be simplified,in particular by making it possible to close previous EDFs as early as possible and by standardising their financial rules.
We are not prepared to agree on the necessity of standardising all the products, as they should reflect social and cultural differences in the various countries.
On the other hand, the European Commission and specialist parliamentary committees are right when they say that it is too early for us to even contemplate standardising the financial penalties applied to traffic offences.
This is to be enabled by refining and standardising the framework conditions, better controls on the part of the Member States, and simplifying the decision-making system.
By improving these procedures, the Commission's proposal would avoid the use of a significant amount of resources and secondary movements and therefore,the cost of the common asylum system would be less by standardising the procedures and avoiding hosting costs.
That means not only standardising minimum reception conditions among all the Member States but also providing support for asylum seekers to settle in huge numbers.
I place great hope in the work beingdone by Mr Barnier in the area of public procurement, simplifying the process by further standardising procedures, reducing the margin for error and thereby making a meaningful contribution to simplification.
I consider the question of standardising information on personal circumstances in the documents of EU Member State citizens as a natural step, as it will eliminate barriers when travelling.
In 2008, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a Directive on Consumer Rights,which consolidated the four existing Community directives into a single legal instrument, with the aim of simplifying and standardising the existing regulatory framework in the area of consumer protection.
Lastly, I believe that standardising the labelling of video games will lead to a better understanding of labelling systems, while at the same time promoting the effective operation of the internal market.
It is our tragedy to live at a time where, just as Asia has discovered the secrets of decentralisation, diffusion of power, enterprise and personal responsibility, we in this part of the world are going in the opposite direction, copying the old Asian empires- the Mings, the Moguls and the Ottomans- in regulating,uniformising, standardising and taxing.
On the other hand, I am in no doubt that standardising the tax base is an effective step towards a tax union, which has only one objective- the elimination of tax competition within the European Union.
Standardising consumer protection principles and rules at European Union level and improving the mechanisms supporting their application is an achievable objective, without any assumption that the products and services offered in all 27 Member States will reach the same level of quality in the short or medium term.
For these reasons we decided to create the European Network Energee-watch, with the aim of standardising data at a European Level, enabling comparisons across European territories to be made and for European-wide methodologies to be established.
Simplifying and standardising procedures for issuing entry and residence permits for citizens of third countries in order for them to start working in a Member State will help limit illegal immigration. At the same time, it will make it possible for the workforce requirements of European markets to be met.
The proposed changes have as their main purpose speeding up gathering andexchanging information about intra-Community procedures, by standardising the procedures and by reducing to one month the period covered by declarations on intra-Community transactions and the time limit for the exchange of information about these transactions between Member States.
Standardising electric vehicles is fundamentally important for the purposes of ensuring that European citizens can recharge their vehicles when they cross borders; so-called interoperability is an essential requirement if consumers are to wholeheartedly embrace new technology and, hence, the uptake of electric vehicles on the mass market is to be guaranteed.
Given the size and regional diversity of Europe, along with the importance of the credibility of the European institutions, I voted in favour,as I believe that sharing public information and standardising procedures is crucial to ensure the necessary transparency in implementing and funding regional policies, with a view to economic and social cohesion and strengthening a fairer Europe.
Streamlining procedures and standardising the criteria for awarding the label will make it more prestigious and improve the EU's image, as well as increasing its citizens' trust in institutions such as the European Parliament.
We have just witnessed the Commission's strong commitment to communitising and standardising control, and it would prove difficult to understand the way in which the remaining measures serve, on the contrary, to break up and fragment that control, or the fact that different rules are created for the same activity, depending on where it is carried out.
Perhaps the Member States do not consider that standardising these procedures would improve the quality of the first period- as has been said here today- and would reduce the number of appeals currently being lodged that have to be managed by the Member States that receive asylum applications today.
