Examples of using Easier to apply in English and their translations into Finnish
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A single legislative instrument would be more comprehensive, clearer and easier to apply.
It's easier to apply now that the skin is more even and I don't have any painful active spots.
Businesses will benefit too, as they will be able to count on rules that are easier to apply and have lower compliance costs.
This system is easier to apply, more transparent and more predictable than the rules it replaces.
It also establishes a single set of rules that will be clearer and easier to apply both for EU operators and trading partners;
These proposals replace already existing food hygiene legislation so as to make it more coherent,more transparent and easier to apply.
The principle of territorial integrity would be easier to apply if the country were a democratic state under the rule of law.
It should enable us, in the long run, to have Community andnational standards that are easier to apply and less costly.
The aim is to make legislation less burdensome, easier to apply and thus more effective, while also preserving EU policy objectives.
The proposals adopted by the European Parliament should enable the rules relating to the citizens' initiativeto be made clearer, simpler and easier to apply.
Tomorrow we will vote in favour of a clause which will be more effective, easier to apply and will genuinely protect European industry.
Potential users should find it easier to apply for funding under the different sections of the new programme thanks to standardised procedures and harmonised implementing provisions.
It also provides for a single set of rules making them more visible and easier to apply both for EU operators and trading partners.
In these regions it has proved easier to apply the EU programmes for the development of the agricultural industry than is the case in the other regions of Poland and they have therefore been more readily used in these regions.
The Commission considers that the type of phasing-out proposed in the common position is easier to apply from a technical point of view.
We must also change the complex rules,make them more transparent and easier to apply so as to discourage fraud at its inception, and encourage decentralization of the management of funded projects.
Further simplification and improvement of legislation at both Community and national level is required in order to make internal market rules easier to apply and thereby more effective.
If our long-term aspiration is to have a policy which is clearer,results-orientated and much easier to apply, the Commission must improve both the assistance capacity given to local and regional authorities and the systems for monitoring the activity carried out at national level.
Codification of the current 6 Directives into one single Motor Insurance Directive in order to have a motor insurance acquis more comprehensible, easier to apply and more effective in achieving its goals.
While VAT has the double advantage of being deductible on exports and easier to apply within countries because it is less noticeable than direct taxes, it has more impact on lower-income households, which are harder hit by the increased cost of essential goods.
In terms of simplification, the proportion of the budget spent according to clearer and easier to apply eligibility rules has risen to 25% of the budget.
I agree with the rapporteur, who suggests broadening the scope and increasing the frequency of such sweeps and encouraging coregulation, whereby the various stakeholders are involved in legislative developments, so thatthe resulting measures are more effective and easier to apply.
In this respect simplification intends to make legislation at both Community andnational level less burdensome, easier to apply and thereby more effective in achieving their goals.
On the contrary, the aim is to improve its effectiveness by making rules easier to apply and to enforce, thereby strengthening the competitiveness of European businesses and ensuring both free movement in the internal market and a high level of protection of consumers, the environment and health, for the benefit of Europe's citizens.
A tension between faster decisions and better, but time-consuming consultation is not necessarily a problem: investment in good consultation“upstream” may produce better legislation which is adopted more rapidly and easier to apply and enforce.
All commentators recognise that the TTBE has the advantage of being broader in scope and easier to apply than the preceding block exemptions on know-how and patent licensing.
It emphasised the importance of EU rules and national legislation being proportion ate to their objectives in the interests of greater legitimacy and legal certainty, andbeing simpler to understand and easier to apply for the benefit of citizens, consumers and businesses.
The proposal to revise the Financial Regulation also stresses commonalities and reduces specificities to the minimum so as to make the rules easier to apply for the users: emphasis is put on common rules applicable to all methods of implementation(direct, indirect and shared) as well as for all legal instruments by regrouping them in dedicated chapters.
On this point, clarification is probably needed to show that this priority does not prevent the European Union from adopting its own sanctions for particular situations where these measures would be more direct and easier to apply in terms of time, specificity and geographical proximity, according to the principle of subsidiarity.
What we are talking about here is improving welfare by authorising tomorrow the sale of two new sweeteners throughout the Union: sucralose and salt of aspartame-acesulfame, which have at least three characteristics in common: they have no safety problems( it has been confirmed and reconfirmed that they are harmless, as has already been said),they are easier to apply( they dissolve more quickly and can better withstand higher temperatures) and also they have a far superior sweetening capacity than traditional sugar.