Examples of using Simplification measures in English and their translations into German
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Other simplification measures.
Implementation costs(taking account of simplification measures);
Other simplification measures- Cash accounting.
In the framework of the economic recovery plan,we propose other simplification measures, in particular for the structural funds.
Simplification measures and measures to prevent tax evasion or avoidance.
And introducing Simplification Measures.
FP7 simplification measures led to cost savings for participants of 551 million EUR compared to FP6.
To what extent have simplification measures been effective?
The simplification measures are without prejudice to the right of the Commission to take safeguard measures if necessary.
The Committee calls on Member States to avoid undermining simplification measures taken at EU level when enacting them in national laws.
Simplification measures and introduction of the principle of mutual recognition are the fundamental points in this report.
Although this can hopefully be reduced through the simplification measures announced, it still takes up a significant proportion of scientists' and engineers' time.
Simplification measures for the Euratom Framework Programme(2012-2013) will be implemented through the Commission decision C(2011)174 of 24 January 2011.
The president assured him that the Group would vote for the opinion and would ensure that the simplification measures were applied so as to set an example for the other institutions.
At Community level, simplification measures are under discussion in the Council and in Parliament.
The legislative package will help to facilitate the implementation of the operational programmes and to accelerate investments for the benefit of the European economy,in particular through several simplification measures.
In addition, the simplification measures that are foreseen in the proposed programme should further reduce the risks for errors.
Therefore, when implementing this Directive, Member States should also analyse and take into account thenational legislation and further simplification measures at national level might be recommendable.
Implement Simplification measures to reduce the administrative burden on Masters and senior officers on board ships.
However, these activities could be covered by the general exemption scheme for small businesses that have a turnover below a certain threshold andthrough further simplification measures and procedures which Member States can introduce.
With respect to management procedures, the CoR welcomes the simplification measures proposed by the Commission to reduce the administrative burden for beneficiaries and managing authorities.
Simplification measures in favour of small farmers and measures to help young farmers were generally well received, although some Member States considered these two scheme should be voluntary for Member States.
Progress in improving the businessenvironment through better regulation is mixed: simplification measures are being taken and an ambitious overall target to reduce administrative burdens by at least 25% by 2010 has been set.
A3-373/92 by Mr Fuchs, on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the Commission proposal for a Council directive amend ing Directive 77/388/EEC andintroducing simplification measures COM(92) 448- C3-438/92.
Swift adoption of simplification measures by legislative bodies is essential, but all the more important seems the need for amendments to the original proposals that clearly spell out the cost or benefit they entail in terms of compliance.
In its resolution of 11 November 2010, Parliament asked the Commission to introduce procedural,administrative and financial simplification measures into the current management of the Seventh Framework Programme, yet these measures have still not been addressed.
The simplification measures proposed today to combat the economic crisis are positive, but I would like to add that they could have been even more ambitious if the measures being applied to the current programming period, 2007-2013, had not been so clumsy and complicated.
Furthermore, the Committee appreciates the fact that the proposal for a directive is accompanied by an implementationplan listing the actions needed to implement the simplification measures and identifying the main technical, legal and time-related challenges connected with the introduction of these new procedures.
In order to allow Member States to benefit from the simplification measures during the whole programming period and to ensure equal treatment, it is necessary to apply the amendments relating to Article 48(3), 56(2) and(3), 57, 78(2) and 78(6)(d) retroactively.
There is, however, also another series of less significant simplification measures that we can introduce into the current framework programme by way of good practice that will not only facilitate the participation of the current beneficiaries, but which I am convinced will also strengthen that participation.