Examples of using Complex legislation in English and their translations into German
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Excessive bureaucracy, complex legislation and poverty traps should be removed.
According to Voinov,these can include the sheer size of the country and its complex legislation.
Complex legislation(i.e. legislation with exemptions) is found to be particularly difficult to enforce.
In scarcely a year we managed to get this controversial and complex legislation carefully onto the statute book.
In addition, new“Test groups” of business representatives advise the government on the impact of and alternatives to complex legislation.
Increasingly complex legislation requires detailed specialisation and continuous further and advanced training of all staff.
Further specified exemptions for pet animals would make this already complex legislation even more complex. .
No attempt to harmonize such a complex legislation has been made, and no such step is foreseeable; there is then no point in expressing regret for this issue not having been"properly addressed.
First and foremost, however,this directive has the merit of strengthening and simplifying the very complex legislation that had tried to regulate this delicate area since 1968.
The sector must comply with the most complex legislation in the world in the areas of, among other things, food hygiene, the environment and above all competition together with our national cartel opponents.
The attempt has always been made to inform theconsumer about prices so that he could make comparisons, but the complex legislation on product series, for example, did not work.
The EU's extensive and complex legislation on feedingstuffs seeks as far as possible to combine safety and health considerations, information on content and use, and free competition and trade aspects.
The lack of innovation should perhaps be ascribed to the complex legislation that hinders innovation, rather than to a lack of institutes.
Mr President, as coordinator for the PPE-DE Group on the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, I wish to pay special tribute to our rapporteur, Mr Zappalà,for piloting this very complex legislation safely through to a final conclusion.
It should be highlighted, rightly so,that EU citizens and businesses consider complex legislation and red tape to be evidence of a lack of efficiency within the institutions.
A Commission proposal to simplify complex legislation on the recognition of qualifications passed into law; this will ensure a swift and simple system for citizens to have their qualifications from one Member State recognised in the others.
Mr President, I would like to welcome what is a very well considered report, which invites us to stand back and take stock before embarking on further legislation in this field- a refreshing welcome from the tendency of this House sometimes to rush,or to be pushed to rush, at complex legislation.
Of the twelve Member States of the EC,for the moment only two countries have complex legislation on PEPPER, consisting of specific laws for the various types of schemes: France, since 1959; and the UK, since 1978.
Unfortunately given the vast mass of complex legislation in the food hygiene area the consumer, on the one hand, does not always recognise the protection provided while on the other, the industry is often critical that the requirements are too prescriptive, detailed and not always coherent.
As training of enforcement staff on this complex legislation is vital, but an awareness of how other Member States' enforcement bodies perceive the legislation is also very important, Member States should establish joint training programmes and exchanges with other Member States, at least once a year.
There is no need for treaty changes or complex new legislation.
In statistical areas with complex Community legislation, initiatives shall be taken to recast and simplify the legislation. .
