Examples of using Progressive alignment in English and their translations into German
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Progressive alignment of Albania visa requirements to those of the EC.
Such an approach helps the progressive alignment of national, regional and local policies.
Turkey committed itself to reforms, good neighbourly relations and progressive alignment with the EU.
Where relevant, a progressive alignment towards the EU applicable minimum rates.
Some progress hasbeen made in the field of taxation where a progressive alignment with the EU acquis is under way.
Bringing a progressive alignment is achieved up to the normalization of the soft tissues and joints without harming them.
These commitments are fully compatible with the candidate countries' obligations for progressive alignment to Community trade rules.
This is also true for the progressive alignment of the candidates' policies and positions towards third countries and within international organisations to those of the Union.
When it began negotiations on EU accession, Turkey committed itself to reforms,good neighbourly relations and progressive alignment with the EU.
This innovative mechanismis designed to facilitate in a spirit of partnership the progressive alignment of the policies of future members with those of the Union and thereby smooth the transition to membership.
Progressive alignment schedule starting in 2002: in order to minimise the potential impact on the internal market, transitional periods should only be granted on the basis of a progressive alignment schedule starting at the earliest possible date, i.e. in 2002.
Turkey has committed itself to reforms, good neighbourly relations and progressive alignment with the EU, and these efforts should be viewed as an opportunity for Turkey itself to modernise.
Regulation 1765/92 set up a system of compensatory aid per hectare as from the 1993-1994 marketing year for producers of certain arable crops in order to compensate the loss ofrevenue resulting from the reduction of institutional prices, i.e. the progressive alignment of EC prices on those on the world market.
Finally, the SAA will also contribute to the progressive alignment of BiH norms and legislation with the EU legislation, thus benefiting BiH citizens through better quality, healthier and safer goods.
In order for the countries to realise the full benefits of trade liberalisation in the framework of WTO and/or Stabilisation and Association Agreements, significant improvements in the areas of infrastructure,customs and institutional capacity, and progressive alignment with EU standards are needed, in addition to a political will to implement the agreements.
The Community shall assist the countries listed in Annexes I andII in their progressive alignment with the standards and policies of the European Union, including where appropriate the acquis communautaire, with a view to membership.
Directive 86/609 laid down provisions which reflected the- as yet quite limited- understanding of that time. Over 15 years have passed since that directive, during which time I would say it has had hardly any effect at all,for every day we receive news not of progressive alignment with the directive but of ill-treatment of animals and unlawful behaviour.
Since the objective of this Regulation, namely the progressive alignment of the beneficiary countries with the standards and policies of the European Union, including where appropriate the acquis communautaire, with a view to membership, cannot sufficiently be achieved by the Member States and can therefore be better achieved at Community level, the Community may adopt measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the EC Treaty.
The nesv Member States may include within this nomenclatureexisting national subdhisions which are indispensable in order that the progressive alignment of their customs duties svith those in the Common Customs Tariff be carried out under the conditions laid down in this Act.
To that end, the new instrument will pursue the general policy objective of supporting candidate countries andpotential candidates in their preparations for EU membership and the progressive alignment of their national systems/economies with the standards and policies of the European Union, according to their specific needs and adapted to their individual enlargement agenda.
To that end, the new instrument should continue to pursue the general policy objective of supporting candidate countries andpotential candidates in their preparations for EU membership and the progressive alignment of their institutions and economies with the standards and policies of the European Union, according to their specific needs and adapted to their individual enlargement agendas.