Examples of using Differing national in English and their translations into Danish
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A coordinated economic policy must mean joint orientation andshared goals, but with differing national methods.
Differing national interests and approaches and the consensus that was absent in the Council were reflected in the mood of Parliament.
To contribute to the completion of the internal market by removing the obstacles to trade caused by differing national standards.
The existence of differing national product regulations and standards was a major problem in the manufacture of agricultural machinery.
To contribute to the completion of the internal market by removing the obstacles to trade caused by differing national standards.
(SV) This report would create legal chaos and set differing national legal standards and practice against each other if its ideas were implemented.
I must also tell them that, within my group, there are differing views, according to differing national experiences.
We require products to meet differing national stan dards so that our manufacturers are still unable to sell the same product throughout the whole European market.
It will also provide the necessary legal framework for SEPA,as it will harmonise existing, and differing, national legal requirements.
CS Ladies and gentlemen,it is no longer tolerable for differing national legislation on trade, in particular in hazardous substances, to be in force within the single European market.
It will also provide the legal framework necessary for SEPA,as it will harmonise the differing national legal requirements currently in force.
It is aimed at eliminating the variations between differing national legislation concerning the application procedures for work permits and residence permits, and the rights of foreigners working legally in the European Union.
Not only this, but the national governments, over the past two years and eight months,have implemented differing national policies in this area.
To retain the current decision-making structures(differing national laws, non-binding European'recommendations' allowing for numerous exceptions) would necessarily lead to'asylum dumping' in the EU and would therefore be irresponsible!
Up to now the Community's legislative aim has been to establish common standards in all areas andthus to bring to an end the need for the mutual recognition by the Member States of their differing national standards.
Businesses should be given legal certainty andavoid unnecessary costs caused by differing national laws when selling goods and digital content outside their domestic market.
However, one of the drawbacks of the Community rules that had been in force since 1970 was that they failed to put an end to the partitioning caused by the existence of differing national procedures.
Secondly, in areas subject to mutual recognition,non-mandatory standardization may still take place in order to rationalize the differing national requirements, even though these cannot be applied to keep out foreign products meeting their own national standards.
This agreement should include details of the level of partner participation, from a financial perspective as well as the implementation of the project andthe range of partners' activity in the context of differing national legislation on spatial planning.172.
The lack of an EU regulatory framework for reinsurance and differing national rules have created uncertainty for companies, barriers to trade within the internal market, greater administrative burdens and costs, and a weakening of the EU's position in international trade negotiations.
The coordination of budgetary policies- and I am thinking particularly in the context of the stability andgrowth pact- specifically prevents differing national responses, such as were seen during the first oil crisis.
In view of the widely differing national laws relating to inheritance- particularly of family property- and the formalities relating to the drawing up of wills and the procedures involved in their administration, the technical difficulties that would be involved in such a project would be formidable.
This will be especially useful when it comes to ironing out some of the difficulties which arise for SMEs during international commerce,especially in dealing with the anomalies created by differing national legislation.
To this must be added the costs to industry of other identifiable barriers to a complete internal market,such as differing national technical regulations governing the manufacture and marketing of products, which are estimated to average a little under 2% of companies' total costs.
This compromise- as I can testify, insofar as I have followed its development since summer 2004- stems from the proposals made by my political group and from the agreements concluded within the group between what,at the outset, were differing national and ideological positions.
They may be cases in which the deceased owned property or held bank accounts in different Member States, andcases in which beneficiaries are confronted with differing national rules on what courts and authorities have jurisdiction to deal with the case and the legislation that will apply to the deceased's estate or parts of it.
This would protect consumers by according them, for instance, the right to a cooling-off period, where appropriate, and to information, andwould also allow the industry to benefit from a market without frontiers which would otherwise be hampered by differing national legislation.
Whereas vehicles which entered into service before the date of implementation of this Directive and which do not comply with the dimension characteristics laiddown in this Directive, owing to previously differing national provisions or methods of measurement, should be allowed for a transitional period to continue to provide transport services within the Member State in which the vehicle is registered or put into circulation;
We would stress that the proposal for a directive is designed to eliminate the current legal uncertainty and prevent the risk of fragmentation resulting from the possibility of the national courts taking different decisions on issues of fundamental importance, on the basis of differing national legislation.
Whereas the differing national measures concerning the management of packaging and packaging waste should be harmonized in order, on the one hand, to prevent any impact thereof on the environment or to reduce such impact, thus providing a high level of environmental protection, and, on the other hand, to ensure the functioning of the internal market and to avoid obstacles to trade and distortion and restriction of competition within the Community;