Examples of using Harmonisation process in English and their translations into Greek
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After lengthy negotiation and harmonisation processes, the decisions were reached unanimously.
George Vassiliou, was appointed Chief Negotiator for the Negotiations for the Accession of Cyprus to the EU and Coordinator of the Harmonisation process.
The second step of the harmonisation process resulted in the construction of'harmonised indices of consumer prices'(HICPs).
One cannot help but notice, however,that this European asylum system and the harmonisation process are struggling somewhat to see the light of day.
Those who stand to gain most from such harmonisation processes are the consumers and the manufacturers, since a transparent system of labelling offers a higher level of consumer protection and more reliable control.
Specifically, having extensively considered ways for the development and reconstruction of the economy,the Government has introduced a framework of incentives within the EU harmonisation process and the acquis communautaire in general.
It appears that embarking on a long-term harmonisation process at EU level does not need to be a priority at this stage.
While I agree with the proposals for coordinating the administrative systems for levying VAT, I do not agree, and neither does the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs,with the proposal to postpone the harmonisation process for five years.
At the outset, it was clear that the completion of the harmonisation process would last beyond the start of the EMU in January 1999.
Mr President, I have no difficulty with the sensible exchange of information about criminal convictions between Member States, butonly the politically blind could fail to recognise the proposals in the Costa report as part of the harmonisation process that is under way in the criminal justice system across Europe.
Upstream activities will be roadmap-based, taking account of the ESA harmonisation process and relevant Member States initiatives, and will be implemented with ESA, as appropriate.
Pays tribute to the efforts of COARM in connection with cooperation, coordination and convergence(with particular reference to the User's Guide for the Common Position), and with bolstering and implementing the Common Position,especially as regards awareness-raising campaigns and approximation or harmonisation processes within the EU and involving third countries;
At the same time, the Commission will have to present an assessment of the results from this harmonisation process in good time, in order to ensure that this has not caused any distortion of the market.
The November 1998 Report confirmed that the harmonisation process was continuing at a satisfactory pace, though more competition was required in all the transport sectors as well as effective application of the legislation.
This proposal from the Commission, with the sensible amendments from the rapporteur,will take the harmonisation process forward by requiring a common code system for conditions under which any driver is authorised to use a vehicle.
Calls on the Commission to facilitate andenhance the completion of the harmonisation process regarding the data requirements and methodologies, in particular in the field of guidance documents on ecotoxicology and environmental fate and behaviour;
Creation of a dedicated working group to further develop the harmonisation process with a view to minimising the impact of the regulatory changes, recognising the importance of convergence of technical regulations and standards as a tool to facilitate trade flows.
Shared Service Solution: group-wide process harmonisation, regional focus.
The process of harmonisation between the three institutions was a very important, happy and instructive experience for us.
In 2002 the Commission increased the degree of harmonisation of the process of drafting the directors-general's annual reports and declarations provided the situations were comparable.
That establishment is an integral part of the process of harmonisation in the field of resolution operated by Directive 2014/59/EU and by the set of uniform provisions on resolution laid down in this Regulation.
Increased predictability, as well as further harmonisation of the process under which Member States set an overall cap on their emissions and allocate emission allowances to installations, will thus be key strategic issues for the review.