Examples of using Necessary harmonisation in English and their translations into German
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For such services,this principle will apply across Europe with a minimum of necessary harmonisation.
Only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level.
But the right balance must be found between security requirements and civil liberties, between diversity and the necessary harmonisation.
Uniformly applied Community rules will achieve the necessary harmonisation and increase in safety.
The necessary harmonisation of teaching and research with the development of mining and resources engineering was initiated by the renowned mechanical engineer Gustav Anton Zeuner(1828- 1907), who was appointed Professor of Mechanics and Mining Machinery Theory and first director of the Bergakademie in 1871.
The Danish Folketing regarded the proposal as a more extensive than necessary harmonisation of the rules on infringements of EU customs legislation and the related sanctions.
In addition to revision of competition legislation, the EESC thinks it entirely legitimate to banat EU level the use of certain defined UTPs and so create the necessary harmonisation of a disparate legal environment.
In addition, convergence, including necessary harmonisation, of national measures is required up to the point where mutual recognition becomes possible.
Most of them insisted on the need to provide proper and adequate information to theconsumers with regard to the production standards and controls and checks, the necessary harmonisation of controls and certification procedure, the importance of research in this sector.
The Posting of Workers Directive aims to ensure the necessary harmonisation while respecting national diversity when coordinating national policies for the temporary cross-border posting of workers.
The Commission's first priority will be the swift and consistent implementation of the amended regulatory framework,together with greater co-ordination of spectrum use and, where necessary, harmonisation of spectrum bands, to create economies of scale in equipment and service markets.
In writing.-(PT)The Commission is responsible for producing Community statistics by coordinating the necessary harmonisation of the statistical information, while collection of the data is done by Member States on subjects such as definition of variables, breakdown, dates of implementation and frequency, and so on.
The objective of the proposed action, namely the definition of coverage rates, quality requirements and the compilation of statistics on trade by business characteristics, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore be better achieved at Community level on the basis of aCommunity legal act, because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level.
In the area of the approximation of laws,we must always try to find the difficult balance between necessary harmonisation, on the one hand, and consideration for the legal traditions that have evolved in Member States over the years on the other.
Simplicity and efficiency are fundamental goals of the CCCTB and the necessary harmonisation of the several existing national tables indicating the useful lives of several thousand individual depreciable assets would represent a very demanding, time-consuming task which, even if it were possible to achieve in a timely fashion, would contribute to neither simplicity nor efficiency.
The creation of common statistical standards for labour cost indices can only be achieved on the basis of a Community legalact because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level, while the collection of data and compilation of comparable labour cost indices can be organised by the Member States.
Indeed, some respondents considered that,while substantive tax harmonisation is not currently necessary, harmonisation of the different procedures involved in tax processing should be pursued, while at the same time ensuring equal treatment for domestic and foreign investors.
According to the principle of subsidiarity as set forth in Article 5 of the Treaty, the creation of common statistical standards for labour cost indices can only be achieved on the basis of a Community legalact because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level, while the collection of data and compilation of comparable labour cost indices can be organised by the Member States.
They can be better achieved at Community level on the basis of a Community legalact because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level while the collection of data and compilation of comparable statistics on plant protection products can be organised by the Member States.
The objective of the proposed action, namely the production of Community job vacancy statistics, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore be better achieved at Community level on the basis of a Community legal act,because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of statistical information at Community level, while the collection of data and compilation of comparable job vacancy statistics can be organised by the Member States.
The Commission cannot accept all the amendments proposed, amongst other things because, when it comes to regulating this type of issue,we have to ensure that there is a balance between the necessary harmonisation, which prevents everybody from going off in their own direction, and the room for manoeuvre of the various States of the Union and competent authorities, in other words, the principle of subsidiarity.
In accordance with the principle of subsidiarity the objectives of the proposed action can only be achieved on the basis of a Community legalact because only the Commission can coordinate the necessary harmonisation of the statistical information at Community level while the collection of fishery statistics and the necessary infrastructure to process and monitor the reliability of these statistics is first and foremost the responsibility of the Member States.
Effective implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement is necessary for harmonisation with EU standards.
Harmonisation became necessary due to the great diversity of national rules.
If changing and/or amending the General terms and conditions is necessary for harmonisation with the regulations, these changes and/or amendments may exceptionally enter into force in a shorter period.
