Examples of using Inconsistent application in English and their translations into German
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A lack of uniform criteria is likely to lead to inconsistent application across the country.
Inconsistent application(implementation) of EU regulation to all actors(including importers) that distorts a level playing field;
Telecoms: citizens and businesses pay the price for inconsistent application of EU rules.
Risk of divergent and inconsistent application of the CRA Regulation in individual acts by competent authorities in the Member States;
The great differences in the size ofports in the EU may further contribute to this inconsistent application.
Difficulties remain due to the inconsistent application of the third package across the Member States.
Inconsistent application of rules governing the leasing of aircraft from third countries with crew, with consequent distortions of competition and social implications.
Moreover they give rise to uncertainty and may lead to an inconsistent application of Community rules across the board.
The inconsistent application of the third package across the Member States and the lingering restrictions on intra-Community air services translate into the following effects.
Significant differences in the administrative organisation put in place by MS have led to inconsistent application, control and monitoring across the EU.
These ambiguities and others lead to inconsistent application of the Directive and constitute a hindrance to the Internal Market.
In recent months it has been evident that banks in one or more Member States have not marked sovereign debt to market in reports to shareholders,resulting in inconsistent application of IFRS thereby distorting the balance sheets.
In some areas, for example licensing, inconsistent application of legislation will be addressed by increased harmonisation.
Approximating sanction levels will in particular be a consideration if an analysis of the current sanction legislation of administrative or criminal nature reveals significant differences amongst the Member States andif those differences lead to an inconsistent application of EU rules.
The inconsistent application and the lack of information exchange result in a disproportionate administrative burden on both port users and Member State authorities.
We also pointed to the possible danger of the reform leading to inconsistent application or even the renationalisation of competition policy, thereby destroying the single market.
Inconsistent application of national law, giving rise to a discretionary double non-taxation: Today's investigation into Luxembourg's tax treatment of GDF Suez looks into an alleged inconsistent application of national tax law endorsed in the tax rulings, leading to double non-taxation.
However, many also stress the need to ensure that the reform does not lead to inconsistent application and renationalisation of Community competition law and that the reform does not reduce legal certainty for companies.
The determination of the essential characteristics of a European venture capital fund, in terms of its portfolio composition, investment tools, investment targets andeligible investor groups, can not be left to the discretion of the Member States as this would give rise to different and inconsistent application of these defining requirements throughout the EU.
Despite the success of that liberalisation in terms of growth,competition and lower fares, the inconsistent application of those Regulations across the Member States distorts the functioning of the internal aviation market.
In order to avoid any further inconsistent application of Directive 2003/71/EC, in particular for the purposes of the third subparagraph of Article 3(2) thereof, and to avoid additional delays in ensuring enhanced investor protection and reduction of administrative burdens for companies when raising capital in the securities markets in the Union it is essential to provide for an entry into force on the day of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.
I know that Commissioner Monti is aware of this, but we have consistently argued that the Commission mustguard against the danger that the reform may lead to inconsistent application or even to a renationalisation of competition policy, thereby destroying the single market.
However, many also stress the need to ensure that the reform does not lead to inconsistent application and renationalisation of Community competition law and that the reform does not reduce legal certainty for companies.
Codifying the interpretation of combustion installation set out in the 2nd NAPguidance document of the Commission would end the inconsistent application of the scope of the Directive and would broadly reflect the approach taken by the Commission in the assessment of the National Allocation Plans in the 2nd period.