Examples of using Total harmonisation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Paragraph 1 confirms the principle of total harmonisation.
Total harmonisation and imperative nature of the directive's provisions.
However, I am against total harmonisation of the EU's asylum policy.
We should prefer mutual recognition to total harmonisation.
Couched in terms of total harmonisation, the proposal is too feeble for us.
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.
Total harmonisation would be excluded for unfair terms and sales guarantees.
To achieve this objective, the PPE Directive 89/686/EEC is a total harmonisation directive.
Nevertheless, the total harmonisation of indirect taxation has never been an objective of the European Union.
Certain sectors will continue, however, to be subject to the existing regulation based on total harmonisation.
The proposed Directive does not seek total harmonisation of the taxation of interest income within the EU.
Whilst I am aware that there are cases of‘gasoline tourism',I believe that the scale of this problem does not justify 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.
The EESC welcomes the legislative approach which seeks total harmonisation, in line with Treaty Article 95.
They are substances that have harmful effects on health and the environment, andthat list can scarcely be maintained in a system involving total harmonisation.
The draft directive is based on total harmonisation, which means that Community type-approval procedures will be compulsory and will replace the national procedures;
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.
Directive 88 /378/EEC is a total harmonisation directive adopted on the basis of Article 95 of the Treaty with the objective of the establishment and functioning of the internal market for toys.
The measures reflect the traditional legislative approachfollowed in this sector, namely total harmonisation of all relevant technical prescriptions.
The directive is based on total harmonisation, which means that Community type-approval procedures will be compulsory and will replace the national requirements with which they have coexisted until now.
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.
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.
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.
This improvement of Community harmonisation goes hand‑in‑hand with a total harmonisation of the criteria to be met by the qualified person responsible for the quality of manufacturing Articles 53 and 54.
On the other hand, 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.
It seems necessary, in order to encourage the cross-border marketing of financial services, to lay down total harmonisation rules establishing a high degree of consumer protection in the fields harmonised by the Directive.
In accordance with the total harmonisation principles, Member States are not allowed to impose more stringent or additional requirements in their national legislation for the placing on the market of subsystems and safety components.
Focusing on the"model laws" approach to legislating("28th regimes") rather than on overly detailed and unnecessary total harmonisation, and leaving considerable and appropriate room for self and co-regulation whenever this is adequate.