Examples of using Common minimum standards in English and their translations into Danish
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We support common minimum standards for air pollution.
The Commission shares his view about the crucial importance of setting common minimum standards on procedural safeguards.
Setting common minimum standards for technical performance.
It is important that we obtain common minimum standards for refugees.
The creation of common minimum standards for all products in terms of safety, quality or hygiene, is another.
We were assured, at the time the Europeanarrest warrant was introduced, that effective common minimum standards would follow hot on its heels.
Unless there are agreed common minimum standards for procedural law, this should not go ahead.
During the first phase(1999-2005),the EU attempted to harmonise the approach of Member States' policies on the basis of common minimum standards.
The importance of having common minimum standards which are globally applied really goes without saying.
My group will not vote to postpone the entry into force of the European arrest warrant until there are common minimum standards of procedural law.
The requirements differ, but some common minimum standards are iOS 6.0 for Apple devices, 4.4 KitKat for Android and Windows 8.1.
As he said, we cannot expect them to be automatically recognised tomorrow without any controls or filters, butwe need to move towards the recognition of some common minimum standards that will allow acceptance by means of a very rapid procedure.
It is also difficult to prejudge if common minimum standards would give us the level of safety that we wish the accession states to aim for.
The first stage- which I hope can be fully concluded by next June- involves laying down common minimum standards for the basic defining elements of an asylum policy.
Common minimum standards and procedures for asylum seekers are intended to guarantee a high level of protection for those who need it, while ensuring that national asylum systems are not abused.
The EU will never have a properly functioning asylum system if we do not have common minimum standards for processing applications and for the rights afforded to asylum seekers during this process.
Whereas certain common minimum standards in the field of denied-boarding compensation should ensure that the quality of air carriers' services is maintained in a context of increased competition;
Indeed, many generations to come will remain at risk This Report calls on member states to accept common minimum standards, invest in new technologies and, importantly, to ban nuclear waste export to third countries.
Common minimum standards must be put in place, specifically with regard to the protection of personal data, before we, as the European Union, sign any further agreements on the exchange of data with third countries.
To this end the Committee of the Regions supports binding and enforceable minimum standards in the field of health andsafety at work, whereas common minimum standards on working con ditions should be dealt with within the framework of convergence of policies, not in the form of binding direc tives.
But we think that common minimum standards for capital tax, company tax and environmental taxes ought to be drawn up and that decisions in the Council concerning these areas ought to be adopted according to the principle of the qualified majority vote.
The respect of the public service requirements is a fundamental requirement of this Directive, andit is important that common minimum standards, respected by all Member States, are specified in this Directive, which take into account the objectives of[consumer] protection, security of supply, environmental.
Finally common minimum standards for technical performance must be introduced by voluntary agreements or legal acts for motor vehicles, heating installations and the main domestic appliances, whether imported or produced in the Community.
I should now like to turn to the issue of parliamentary courage. Mr Watson, ever since the Di Lello report,this Parliament has been of the opinion'that the Member States have to agree on common minimum standards for certain aspects of procedural law in order to guarantee a common level of protection of the constitutional right across the EU.
I hope that, by taking this step,we will be able to create common minimum standards for combating illegal immigration and controlling legal immigration and that we will be able to draft a credible policy that respects the rights of individuals.
Enshrinement in the Treaty of the principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions(civil and criminal) was generally accepted; at the same time,numerous speakers pointed out that common minimum standards(or according to some"a common base") for approximating substantive and procedural criminal law would be required in certain areas.
Whereas there is therefore a need to establish common minimum standards for the protection of animals at the time of slaughter or killing in order to ensure rational development of production and to facilitate the completion of the internal market in animals and animal products;
I would, though, in this connection refer to such matters as the extension of the scope of the codecision procedure, civil rights, training police and judicial authorities,mutual recognition and, linked to this, common minimum standards, contingency plans, reinforcement of Europol and Eurojust and also the items concerning immigration, combating illegal immigration, asylum, repatriation and border control.
We are nonetheless voting‘yes', as we find common minimum standards desirable, and we shall therefore be putting forward proposals during the second reading in Parliament providing a legal basis in the directive to safeguard the right of the Member States to adopt more stringent provisions and to make it clear that they have this right.
The goal pursued in the first stage was to harmonise Member States' legal frameworks on the basis of common minimum standards, but the goal in the second stage should be to achieve both a higher standard and greater equality of protection across the EU, as well as greater solidarity between Member States.