Examples of using Total harmonisation in English and their translations into Danish
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Above all, we are in favour of total harmonisation.
Nevertheless, the total harmonisation of indirect taxation has never been an objective of the European Union.
Should not the environment andpublic health carry more weight than the demand for total harmonisation?
The Commission is advocating a total harmonisation of the rules laid down for consumers.
Certain sectors will continue, however, to be subject to the existing regulation based on total harmonisation.
The report is clearly a further step towards total harmonisation of the Member States' criminal justice systems.
Mrs Doyle deserves praise for using the minimum provisions of Article 175 instead of the internal market's total harmonisation.
I agree that the ideal solution would be an approach of total harmonisation, as initially proposed by the Commission and requested by several spheres of business.
Whilst I am aware that there are cases of‘gasoline tourism',I believe that the scale of this problem does not justify total harmonisation.
Given that the European Union has not yet achieved total harmonisation in the legal sector, I think it is necessary to build up to an exemption taking intermediate steps.
For our part, we would like to make use of this information in order to fight for the total harmonisation of wages at the European level.
Total harmonisation should much more often become minimum harmonisation, so that countries are encouraged to go further in the fight for security, health and the environment.
(SV) The report is to be seen as a further step towards the total harmonisation of Community legislation.
The Commission represents total harmonisation rather than promotion of the environment, the hole in the ozone layer rather than the ozone layer itself and the past rather than our common future.
I also say to the Commission that we need a new directive on European support schemes and total harmonisation of the energy market as soon as possible.
Whereas total harmonisation regarding the technical requirements for vehicles intended for the transport of dangerous goods by road is necessary in order fully to achieve that objective;
I wonder whether this really is a problem of such magnitude as to merit such a far-reaching measure, total harmonisation, as proposed by the Commission.
Moreover, the Commission advocated the total harmonisation of the established rules on consumers, without taking into account the legislation that is already in place in each country.
We must obviously respect differences between Member States' legal systems and the principle of subsidiarity,which is why I do not regard total harmonisation as the most suitable option.
Under the new Commission headed by Mr Barroso, Mrs Reding's work has led to total harmonisation no longer being thought of as dogmatic and we have rightly started out on the road towards a more targeted harmonisation. .
Complete harmonisation would weaken the rules applied by individual Member States, who must, therefore, retain the right to offer a higher level of protection to their consumers,even those States that feel that total harmonisation may prove useful in certain areas.
The prospects for achieving total harmonisation of visa policy, something which Parliament wants, moreover, therefore mean that we have to look again at the issue wearing our Amsterdam-tinted spectacles, so to speak.
This Directive being based on the principle of total harmonisation, the period before EC type-approval becomes compulsory should be long enough to allow the manufacturers of those vehicles to adjust to the new harmonised procedures.
There is no need for an EU directive to legislate on total harmonisation or detailed specifications relating to the construction of buses, for example the width of seats, height of boarding platforms, provision of palm-operated buttons, or size and location of exit signs.
We are not talking about total harmonisation, but rather a minimum degree of harmonisation of the rules on traffic restrictions on the Trans-European Networks which guarantee appropriate freedom of movement of goods within the Union, which is essential to the economic development and economic activity of our countries.