Examples of using Minimum harmonisation in English and their translations into Danish
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This is inconsistent with minimum harmonisation.
Besides, I want minimum harmonisation, not maximum harmonisation. .
Whereas this Directive effects only the minimum harmonisation required.
Minimum harmonisation of the law on guarantees will save the consumer unnecessary aggravation.
That is why I consider that minimum harmonisation is the right working basis.
Another problem is choosing between maximum harmonisation and minimum harmonisation.
Moreover, the minimum harmonisation of the directive has caused legal fragmentation in the Member States.
In writing.- We, the Greens/EFA,wanted to ensure minimum harmonisation for all EU consumers.
This minimum harmonisation will create a great deal of frustration within the market, as fellow MEPs have already pointed out.
To that end, rules governing the resolution of institutions should be made subject to common minimum harmonisation rules.
I personally consider than minimum harmonisation is a very good and, at the same time, a very pragmatic working basis.
I think that the environment stands to benefit from this, as does our economy,because we will then have minimum harmonisation.
Many of you have called, andwill call, for minimum harmonisation, allowing Member States to top up the rules at national level.
The widest possible cooperation is required, based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
My group, on the other hand, endorses minimum harmonisation of consumer credit provisions, so that the acquired rights in the Member States remain in place.
In the Council, there was, on the other hand, originally a very large majority in favour of the universal application of minimum harmonisation.
I believe that the directive in question is essential in order to obtain minimum harmonisation of provisions banning illegal employment.
Even if only one Member State were to introduce this time limit, this would run counter to the philosophy of the directive,which is to achieve minimum harmonisation.
Fortunately, the directive in question concerns minimum harmonisation and Member States may go further when they transpose the directive into national legislation.
However my socialist colleagues and I succeeded in getting this approach altered and in making minimum harmonisation the norm.
Minimum harmonisation and national exceptions, as advocated by the Social Democrats, simply hinder citizens from taking full advantage of a common market.
Apart from individual issues of law andlegal definitions- and Mrs Gebhardt has reiterated this point- we believe that minimum harmonisation is more appropriate.
This Directive should achieve minimum harmonisation, thereby avoiding further disparities between the Member States in dealing with the re-use of public sector documents.
One of the solutions proposed by Mrs Patrie is a combined approach to the consumer acquis involving full harmonisation in the cross-cutting definitions and minimum harmonisation at sector level.
We also wonder whether the method of harmonisation employed,namely minimum harmonisation, is indeed the right way to attain the uniform application of key concepts.
Because it is not Parliament that has adopted different positions on different occasions, but because the European Commission andthe Council have suddenly moved from maximum harmonisation to minimum harmonisation.
It is important that the basis of the directive is once again minimum harmonisation and services like those in the health or social sphere are removed from the directive.
However Article 153(1), makes a cross-reference to Article 95, which is the legal base for this piece of legislation, and Article 153(4)refers to legislation which can only be used in areas where you have minimum harmonisation.
The application of the‘country of origin' rule with minimum harmonisation seems to us to be negative, both as regards consumer protection and from the point of view of fair competition.
Within the internal market that we want to optimise, there are no boundaries for our companies either,so as far as this is concerned, I think that minimum harmonisation is an excellent starting point that benefits both the environment and our economy.