Examples of using Complete harmonisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(DE) The aim of the report is the complete harmonisation of the internal market.
Instead of complete harmonisation, there was an urgent need to give the Member States greater freedom of action.
The Community instrument employed to adopt the model should be a regulation,in order to ensure complete harmonisation.
I am entirely with you, I am against complete harmonisation because the people would reject it.
The aim of this directive is to implement European Unionregulations relating to vehicle noise based on complete harmonisation.
Whether there is complete harmonisation depends on how intensely a particular area is regulated.
The Commission recognises itself, moreover,that full tax neutrality could only be achieved by the complete harmonisation of Member States' taxation.
That Directive at last brought about the complete harmonisation of the calendar 16 years after the adoption of the first Directive.
To move forward in this area, we needed to do it in a genuinely European way, namely by carrying out,for a few very specific points, a complete harmonisation of everyone's rights and duties.
However, Community legislation has not resulted in complete harmonisation of the notion of authorship in cinematographic and audiovisual works.
The complete harmonisation of size criteria throughout the European Union(EU) is a welcome initiative and should, in the EESC's view, be extended to cover what are known as"micro-enterprises".
Apart from the difficulty in establishing whether and with respect to what there has been complete harmonisation, this is what I would describe as the‘easy case'.
The Commission would like to see complete harmonisation on the basis of a uniform standard and a binding undertaking from the industry to do this.
Whereas, in response to the Commission's public consultation,a large majority of stakeholders opposed complete harmonisation, while investors emphasised the value of product diversity;
Welcomes the complete harmonisation of size criteria throughout the EU and considers that they should be extended to cover"micro-enterprises";
This would establish a single and centralised decision-making process, in first instance and in appeal,and would thereby ensure a complete harmonisation of the procedures as well as a consistent evaluation of the protection needs at EU level.
That provision does not require complete harmonisation of national laws so long as intellectual property rights are created which afford uniform protection in the participating Member States.
(13) A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of ratitemeat must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of ratite meat.
The fact that those rules do not constitute a complete harmonisation and leave it to the Member States to regulate certain aspects of the area concerned does not preclude the European Union's competence in that area from being exclusive.
This option would focus on a continuation of efforts towards increasingly harmonised national asylum rules,without however reaching a complete harmonisation in all domains, and ensuring high standards of protection.
A few years ago,the technology had not yet reached a level where complete harmonisation was possible, in particular because of safety risks. Mobile phones could overheat or even explode during the charging process.
As I understand it, the Commission itself accepts that the relevant directives do not regulate the entirearea of protection of rights of broadcasting organisations and that complete harmonisation has therefore not yet been achieved.
According to the Court,since Directive 94/62 does not carry out a complete harmonisation of national systems for the reuse of packaging, the German legislation must be capable of assessment in the light of the provisions of the EC Treaty relating to the free movement of goods.
While the EC Treaty provides for a variety of approximation and harmonisation measures to complete the internal market11,experience in the 1970s and early 1980s has shown that complete harmonisation is a slow, cumbersome and unnecessary process.
(7) Given that the complete harmonisation of the timetable for the summer-time period with a view to facilitating transport and communications cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore be better achieved at Community level, the Community may take measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty.
This option would ensure that the EU asylum system becomes coherent,comprehensive and offering the highest standards by aiming towards complete harmonisation and the elimination of the shortcomings caused by the adoption of the lowest common denominator in the first phase of CEAS.
The replacement of the Directive with a Regulation means less administrative burden for Member States(although they will still need to remove from their national law measures taken to transpose Directive 2010/30/EU)and directly applicable requirements for suppliers and dealers which will ensure a complete harmonisation across the EU.
Should the results of the implementation of this charter- and the self-regulatory codes provided for under Directive 2005/29/EC- prove insufficient, the Committee believes other options should be examined,such as for instance more complete harmonisation or the establishment of a specific Community system of an operational nature.