Examples of using To simplify and harmonise in English and their translations into Finnish
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We welcome the EU's initiative to simplify and harmonise the current regulations.
The EESC believes that, in order to ensure that the new instruments to combat tax fraud and tax evasion function efficiently and effectively, the Commission and the Member States should step up their efforts to simplify and harmonise tax legislation.
An effort should be made in particular to simplify and harmonise regulations and administrative conditions more.
In addition, establishing rules of origin to apply specifically to the LLDCs would go against Community moves of recent years to simplify and harmonise the various rules of origin in force.
The aim is to simplify and harmonise information and promotion, focusing on the following selection criteria.
The Commission and the Member States must step up their efforts to simplify and harmonise tax legislation.
It is proposed to simplify and harmonise the current provisions on public intervention via the extension of a tendering system.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,this proposal for a regulation is worthy of support because it helps to simplify and harmonise the different laws in the Member States.
A golden opportunity to simplify and harmonise conflict-of-law rules and to solve problems in the relevant area is being squandered as a result.
It therefore appeared necessary to simplify and harmonise the differing legislative provisions, by establishing a clear and transparent procedure and creating conditions conducive to the effective coordination of such trials in the Community by the authorities concerned.
Following its commitments taken in the context of its 2003 Communication on an EU Defence Equipment Policy, and of the 2005 study"Intra-Community Transfers of Defence Products", the Commission wants to simplify and harmonise transfers of defence products within the EU.
Directive 2001/20/EC aimed to simplify and harmonise the administrative provisions governing clinical trials in the European Union.
The purpose behind Directive 2002/6/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on reporting formalities for ships arriving in and/or departing from ports of the Member States of the Community was to simplify and harmonise administrative formalitiesand documents by putting in place uniform documentary procedures modelled on the International Maritime Organisation's FAL forms.
We also agree on the need to simplify and harmonise provisions and to limit administrative procedures relating to implementation of the information policy.
I voted in favour of this report because I agree with its underlying spirit: to simplify and harmonise EU legislation on imports of textile products in order to facilitate trade with third countries.
The draft directive is designed to simplify and harmonise administrative procedures, in particular by generalising electronic data transmission for complying with reporting formalities.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, while on the one hand this report contains useful measures designed to simplify and harmonise this area, on the other hand I oppose it because we did not manage to include a reference to origin marking within the text.
This proposed Directive aims to simplify and harmonise existing national systems for the authorisation of electronic communications services and networks.
The purpose of the proposal for a Regulation on access to the international road haulage market is to simplify and harmonise further the current rules by consolidatingand merging Regulation(EEC) No 881/92 and(EEC) No 3118/93 on access to the road transport market.
The Commission will endeavour to simplify and harmonise the legal framework for communicationand conservation of information and documents in the context of shared management of the CAP.
However, given the generally acknowledged need to simplify and harmonise procedures across the board we hope that this transitional arrangement can be kept short.
The Directive also stresses the need to simplify and harmonise the governing administrative procedures to allow for better coordination of trials within the Union.
Some Member States have pointed to the need to simplify and harmonise the procedures established by the different Directives concerning information, consultation and participation of employees.
Different national systems issue these individual licences, and we are now trying to simplify and harmonise the matter, in order to provide greater clarityand so that the real work- namely inspections- can focus on the complex systems: in other words, so that, rather than having to monitor everything equally by means of individual licences, we can really concentrate on what is essential.
The proposed creation of a single national application procedure leading to one combined title, encompassing both residence and work permit within one administrative act, will contribute to simplifying and harmonising the diverging rules currently applicable in Member States.
Provisions for a single application procedure leading to one combined title encompassing both residence and work permits within one administrative act will contribute to simplifying and harmonising the rules currently applicable in Member States.
Provision for a single national application procedure leading to one combined title, encompassing both residence and work permit within one administrative act, should contribute to simplifying and harmonising the diverging rules currently applicable in Member States.
The new operating model aiming to harmonise, simplify and enhance internal processes is also going forward as planned.