Examples of using Further harmonisation in English and their translations into German
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Only a few comments argue in favour of further harmonisation.
Further harmonisation should be one of the key objectives of the review.
Once done then the Commission will review whether further harmonisation is necessary.
Further harmonisation took place between the entities, in particular in the area of indirect taxation.
The Member States will also have primary responsibility for further harmonisation of frequencies.
For this reason, pending further harmonisation, Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent rules.
The project's goal was to analyse the current state of the European DRG systems andto develop recommendations for further harmonisation.
Initial» refers to the fact that some further harmonisation is foreseen in several areas.
Further harmonisation of the method of allocation will be included in the review to take place by 30 June 2006.
In order to increase objectiveness and transparency, further harmonisation should be explored for the rules on allocation at installation level.
For further harmonisation of competition rules and workers' rights, Member States need to transfer more legislative powers to the EU;
As for Article 42, I would say that this is necessary,having regard to the fact that further harmonisation legislation is still pending and the article is therefore necessary.
The EESC supports further harmonisation of the standards for asylum procedures, recognition and protection at EU level.
It includes the requirements set out in Article 5 of Directive 93/75/EEC,but makes several amendments aimed at providing greater flexibility and further harmonisation.
Pending further harmonisation, the Member States may maintain or lay down national rules concerning the above issues.
Together with his colleagues on the board, he dedicated himself first and foremost to the strategic development of the sector,international exchange of experiences and further harmonisation of safety standards.
Pending further harmonisation, Member States may maintain or lay down national rules concerning the use of phosphates in detergents.
This consultation mechanism increases the transparency of arms export controls among all EU member states,advances their further harmonisation and promotes the creation of a level playing field with respect to competition.
Turning to further harmonisation, Mr Fitchew said the conference recognised that it was first of all necessary for the 4th Directive to be applied effectively in all Member States.
The developing of common objectives,development of a multilateral concept of equivalence, further harmonisation of inspection requirements and more emphasis on the EU logo would help to minimise these problems.
Further harmonisation of national rules on reception conditions is also required in order to limit the phenomenon of secondary movements of asylum seekers amongst Member States, insofar as such movements are generated by divergent national reception polices.
However, as highlighted by the third Report on the Application of Directive 97/67/EC, further harmonisation of the conditions that may be introduced appears necessary to reduce unjustified barriers to the provision of services in the internal market.
Further harmonisation of the relevant legislation on both sides- which has been achieved through the negotiation of this Agreement- together with its economic benefits, are all elements which help to pave the way towards the accession of Romania to the European Union.
The framework programme was drafted according to the provisions of the present Treaties but a smooth transition to the new structure foreseen by the Constitutionhas been built into the structure of the programme, with further harmonisation possible between the specific Civil and Criminal Justice Programmes.
Switzerland advocates further harmonisation of patent law, which would bring greater legal certainty for users of the patent system in a globalised environment.
The Commission shares these views and regards further harmonisation of the cap-setting and allocation process, as well as increased predictability, as key strategic issues.
Further harmonisation of national rules on reception conditions is also required in order to limit the phenomenon of secondary movements of asylum seekers amongst Member States, to the degree that such movements are generated from diverge national reception polices.
Moreover, the directive ensures further harmonisation of national legal regulations on the enforcement of intellectual property rights and helps ensure that the legislation is complied with.
Further harmonisation of the basic principle, the charging regime, the scope and enforcement mechanisms in order to alleviate fragmentation of the internal market and to stimulate cross-border PSI-based products and services cannot be achieved at Member State level alone.
This process shall cover further harmonisation of intellectual property laws and regulations, further progress towards regional management and enforcement of national intellectual property rights, as well as the creation and management of regional intellectual property rights.