Examples of using This harmonisation in English and their translations into Danish
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We therefore need this harmonisation.
Therefore, this harmonisation is ongoing and under way.
I wished to know whether you were for or against this harmonisation.
Pending this harmonisation, there should be no lowering of standards.
Mr President, Commissioner,opinions on this harmonisation proposal differ sharply.
This harmonisation of taxes is directly opposed to the wishes of the Irish people.
In view of this fact, the point of this harmonisation is highly dubious, to say the least.
Professional users of chemicals andconsumers throughout the world will also benefit from this harmonisation.
The EM1 will promote this harmonisation in the context of its preparatory work.
Whether you support tax competition or harmonisation of tax rates,we all need this harmonisation of the tax bases.
On the other hand, this harmonisation is about fair, transparent competition.
My group therefore also opposes the broadinterpretation of Article 190(5), which seeks to extend this harmonisation to Members' assistants.
If we can achieve this harmonisation, a European tax on pesticides will no longer be necessary.
SV Thank you Commissioner, we need increased harmonisation within electronic communications and clearer andsimpler legislation, and this harmonisation must contribute to a well-functioning internal market.
I am fully aware that the impact of this harmonisation in the new Member States was much discussed during the debate.
This harmonisation from the top down of the political and economic spheres, which is what the accession countries have called for and sought, maintains the stability and prosperity of this European area.
The industry is also supportive as this harmonisation will offer it the benefits of the internal market.
Without prejudice to the subsidiarity principle, the Commission believes that harmonisation of security requirements in the European Union is indispensable, andit is in the interests of European civil aviation that this harmonisation should be enhanced.
That is why I believe this harmonisation to be urgently necessary, and that there are three things it will enable us to achieve.
Clearly this does not harmonise all systems entirely andleaves the Member States some room for interpretation, but this harmonisation at least stops the significant differences that currently exist among the Member States.
As long as this harmonisation has not been achieved, however, we need to be consistent if we want to bring about mutual legal assistance.
We believe that we have to achieve harmonisation in European excise duty and that this harmonisation must be strengthened, if anything, because otherwise we will have unchecked tax competition in excise duty.
However, this harmonisation has been based on the lowest common denominator, with very different practices and procedures continuing to exist.
I approve the report without reservation, particularly as this harmonisation will reduce distortions of competition while at the same time increasing safety.
In order for this harmonisation to be effective, and thus as beneficial as possible, the rapporteur has rightly made a number of amendments, which entail a compromise agreement of most groups, which cover four main areas.
Having said which, the Convention will,of course, have to decide what this harmonisation work will be, but the Council was clear that it does not want to reverse this arrangement or the compromise reached.
This harmonisation of rates and this changeover from the transitional system to the definitive system demands courage and sacrifices of all the Member States if we are to achieve closer alignment of national tax systems, even if this is phased in under a timetable.
Although legislation will only be harmonised to a limited extent, this harmonisation will, in reality, affect all EU entrepreneurs, since investors based in Member States which are not participating will also be able to take advantage of unitary patent protection.
I would hope that this harmonisation aims to achieve greater freedom, not only for the Members but for all the citizens of the European Union.
As part of this harmonisation the definition of the person responsible for the load as laid down in Article 2(2)(e) of Council Directive 97/78/EC(2) should be used.

