Examples of using Harmonisation in English and their translations into German
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Harmonisation does not mean bland similarity.
It was a question of upwards harmonisation.
Harmonisation status in the various environmental sectors.
I am all for maximum harmonisation, at the end of the day.
Harmonisation will lead to simplification of rules and procedures.
People also translate
There is one aspect of harmonisation we could help on.
This harmonisation also includes a broad mutual recognition.
In addition, the programme has attained a global recognition and harmonisation through ICAO.
Coordination and harmonisation, two fundamentally different concepts.
It must always go hand in hand with technical and economic harmonisation.
What we need is harmonisation of sanctions at international level.
Its commitment to encouraging and promoting fiscal harmonisation among the Member States;
Worldwide harmonisation of test methods would lead to a considerable reduction in costs.
Wanting to force this trust by imposing harmonisation may well have the opposite effect.
Harmonisation of penalties and sanctions between Member States is imperative.
Towards better quality and enhanced harmonisation of standards of international protection.
Harmonisation, within a defined band, of the rates applied by Member States;
The document aims to ensure harmonisation of the level of sanctions between Member States.
Harmonisation of technical and administrative rules regarding the operation of interconnectors.
It would have the following disadvantages, even with complete rate harmonisation.
Accelerate harmonisation of the calculation methods for high-efficiency CHP 2008-2011.
The proposed changes seek above all to improve harmonisation of procedures.
This harmonisation should increase the availability of products in the Union.
The adoption of Directives in the field of technical harmonisation and standardisation;
Harmonisation is further aimed at removing obstacles to intra-Community trade.
In some cases mutual recognition in the enlarged EU is not possible without harmonisation.
In particular, such harmonisation could address the following cross-border problems.
Priorities will have to be set carefully, when choices about harmonisation are made.
In order to improve harmonisation with the existing Waste Framework Directive19, the EESC suggests.
The position of the EESC regarding maximal harmonisation and the Consumers directive;