Examples of using Scope for simplification in English and their translations into German
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There is still much scope for simplification.
There is scope for simplification during the next Commission; or.
However, there is still much scope for simplification.
The evaluation shall address the scope for simplification, its internal and external coherence, the continued relevance of all objectives, as well as the contribution of the measures to the Union priorities of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
The continued relevance of its objectives and the scope for simplification will also be evaluated.
Focussed consideration of the scope for simplification contribute in streamlining any future legislative proposals?
The existing system for agricultural vehicles is considered to be too complex andthat there is therefore scope for simplification and international harmonisation.
The REFIT evaluation concluded also that there is scope for simplification, specifically of the procedures that support the application of the COO and of some commercial communications rules.
With regard to State Aids procedures and rules,a detailed screening was implemented to identify scope for simplification and elimination of obsolete policy documents.
The evaluation shall address the scope for simplification, its internal and external coherence, the continued relevance of all objectives, as well as the contribution of the measures to the Union priorities of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
It has been pointed out to the Commission that the existing system for L-category vehicles is too complex andthat there is therefore scope for simplification and international harmonisation.
The evaluation report shall also address the scope for simplification, its internal and external coherence, the continued relevance of all objectives, as well as the contribution of the measures to the Union priorities of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
This scenario would also have little negative effect on competition in the internal market,but there seems to be limited scope for simplification since the requirements under the Decision are already limited.
The evaluation shall additionally address the scope for simplification, its internal and external coherence, the continued relevance of all objectives, as well as the contribution of the measures to the Union priorities of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
It also unnecessarily increases complexity and administrative burden for stakeholders and EU bodies alike,while limiting the scope for simplification and economies of scale.
The evaluation shall also address the scope for simplification, the internal and external coherence of the measures, the continued relevance of all objectives and their contribution to the Union priorities of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, including their impact on economic, social and territorial cohesion.
By mid-2018 the Commission shall forward to the European Parliament, the Council and the Committee of the Regions an evaluation report on the application, effectiveness, efficiency, relevance,European added value and scope for simplification of this Regulation.
But since there is still scope for simplification at the relevant agencies, and also because Germany is often regarded to some extent as a role model, European projects such as'Windbarriers' and'PV LEGAL' have set themselves the objective of learning more about the bureaucratic requirements governing the licens- ing of installations in Europe and, where possible, sweeping these away.
The European Commission, on the initiative of vice-presidents Wallström and Verheugen, has asked the EESC to draw up an exploratory opinion aimed at analysing the general coherence of the regulatory framework for the machinery sector,in order to determine the scope for simplification.
More can be done to facilitate the use of innovative financial instruments,and there is considerable scope for simplification(in particular in agriculture, the European Structural and Investment Funds and further efforts on research), performance-enhancement and measures linking effectiveness of funds to sound economic governance.
The REFIT evaluation concluded that there is scope for simplification, specifically of the procedures that support the application of the‘country of origin'(COO) principle(i.e. the criteria determining jurisdiction over providers and the derogation and cooperation procedures limiting freedom of reception and retransmission in specific cases) and of some commercial communications rules.
Within the REFIT context, the evaluation identified scope for simplification and deregulation, specifically of the procedures that support the application of the country of origin principle(i.e. the criteria determining jurisdiction and the derogation and cooperation procedures limiting freedom of reception and retransmission in specific cases) and some of the rules on commercial communications.
Nevertheless, there remains a significant scope for a simplification of administrative procedures imposed on businesses in the Member States, especially in Belgium, Greece, Spain and France.
Whilst stability in the guidelines would standardise andease the burden of annual reporting, the scope for further simplification should be examined, notably by focusing on new policy developments and on the follow up to recommendations.