Examples of using Harmonisation of standards in English and their translations into German
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The harmonisation of standards is definitely worthy of support.
Furthering international collaborations; tackling global problems; harmonisation of standards and data validation.
The harmonisation of standards in Europe made EC 1 the currentstandard in many European countries.
CS This report will further encourage the Commission to pursue carefully the harmonisation of standards in the internal market.
Promote benchmarking and harmonisation of standards and requirements for environmental goods and services and for the environmental performance of products.
These consist mainly of support for NGO activities, but also of direct aid to the harmonisation of standards at work.
It also approves the harmonisation of standards for handling samples and considers that such action is necessary if one wants to compare water quality throughout the European Union.
In the field of telecommunications, extension of facilities and harmonisation of standards with those of the Union were supported by a total of 545 million.
As for the areas where the companies surveyed would like to see further progress,the single currency and greater harmonisation of standards were both mentioned.
Developing trade with states from this area requires harmonisation of standards, especially in the field of safety and public health protection.
It includes International and Country Standards, how they are applied and developments currently in progress regarding harmonisation of standards.
Regarding the future, it is a question of having clear laws, harmonisation of standards with suppliers in India, and building confidence in imported products, maybe with the support of the Indian government,” he says.
These actions will help to improve the effectivenessof European Union policies regarding for example European Fund actions and harmonisation of standards for products on the Community market.
CONFIRMS that the harmonisation of standards on renewables in the Community would serve the double purpose of facilitating introduction of new technologies into the internal market and to boost confidence in these technologies.
Measures to improve safety and security and working conditions in all transport modes, e.g. through harmonisation of standards and procedures at the highest level of performance.
This harmonisation of standards, especially in the fields of aviation safety and security, will ensure that the public's growing demand for air services is met adequately, limiting incidents or delays.
Their implementation is essential to improving the effectiveness of European Union policy on, for instance, European Fund actions and harmonisation of standards for products goods on the Community market.
In taking up the provisions of the 1993 Protocol again here, a harmonisation of standards relating to the construction and equipment characteristics of vessels in the European Union has been undertaken, which guarantees a higher level of safety.
I have no interest in promoting medical tourism and believe, therefore, thatnational autonomy over regulatory aspects must be protected and that we must avoid a harmonisation of standards to the lowest possible denominator.
Harmonisation of standards shall be targeted in parallel with support to the creation of the appropriate information infrastructure, with the aim of gradual integration at the technical level of their respective telecommunications and postal networks.
Economically, the objective agreed at the EU-US Summit in Washington in 2007 was to facilitate the opening up of markets, the removal of trade barriers in all sec-tors,transatlantic investment and the harmonisation of standards.
The principles are simple: a single market; harmonisation of standards and regulations affecting the free movement of goods, services, people and capital; solidarity through financial mechanisms; and, where necessary, common policies, among them trade and competition policies.
Identify and promote those instruments developed at Internal Market level which could be applied within the framework of pluri or multilateral trade agreements,such as a transparent regulatory environment and the procedures and principles for the harmonisation of standards.
The concentration of information and harmonisation of standards are essential for the prevention of accidents, but regulations should not normally be tightened up only after accidents have occurred; instead, there should be a systematic analysis of present and future risks.
Similar issues have been raised in the past in relation to interoperability of mobile communications, interactive television and High Definition TV(HDTV) interoperability, andwere addressed in different ways, ranging from harmonisation of standards(GSM, UMTS) to promotion of industry agreements the"HD ready" label.
Harmonisation of standards for the assessment of deficiencies, level of knowledge and skills of inspectors performing roadside inspectors based on the requirements for periodic roadworthiness tests and regularly concerted inspection activities will contribute to avoid unfair treatment.
I believe that common EU and US policies in the areas of customs tariffs, intellectual property, mutual recognition,mutual understanding and harmonisation of standards can lead to the creation of a new transatlantic trade area to the benefit of both entrepreneurs and consumers, on both sides of the Atlantic.
European added value may take various forms: promoting the exchange of good practice at all levels(local, regional or national);underpinning the establishment of common standards and the harmonisation of standards if necessary; offering financial support to those who are in greatest need of such support; encouraging research the applications of which will make it possible to bring about improvements in mobility safety and environmental; simplifying legislation and, in some cases, repealing existing legislation or adopting new legislation.
European added value may take various forms: promoting the exchange of good practice at all levels(local, regional or national);underpinning the establishment of common standards and the harmonisation of standards if necessary; offering financial support to those who are in greatest need of such support; encouraging research, the applications of which will make it possible to bring about improvements in mobility safety and the environment; simplifying legislation and, in some cases, repealing existing legislation or adopting new legislation.
