Examples of using Simplification proposals in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Deliverables of the measurement and simplification proposals.
More than 20 simplification proposals are currently pending.
Stakeholders andMember States are therefore invited to present further simplification proposals.
The simplification proposals concerning the 4th Company Law Directive.
By the end of 2010, altogether around 200 simplification proposals will have been adopted.
Some 44 simplification proposals are currently pending before the legislature.
Procedures to facilitate a more timely adoption of simplification proposals should be considered.
Upcoming VAT simplification proposals which are envisaged to be adopted in autumn 2016.
The Council calls upon the Commission tocontinue giving priority to making new simplification proposals.
To date, 15 legislative simplification proposals are still pending before the legislator.
The Commission hastherefore encouraged the other institutions to adopt its simplification proposals with the shortest possible delay.
Integrating simplification proposals in the Annual Commission Legislative and Work Programme.
Rapid adoption by the Council and the European Parliament of more than fifty simplification proposals that are still pending is a priority.
Almost all simplification proposals tabled by the Commission are currently still pending before the Council and the European Parliament.
To align Regulation 1698/2005 with the Lisbon Treaty andto implement a number simplification proposals as part of the simplification exercise of the CAP.
I therefore welcome the simplification proposals put forward in order to promote the attractiveness and accessibility of EU research funding.
The result is a focused and balanced Work programme with 12 strategic initiatives, 37 priority initiatives,33 simplification proposals and 20 withdrawals.
One key challenge is to ensure that simplification proposals pending in Council and Parliament are adopted rapidly.
The framework action(February 2003-December 2004) resulted in the screening of about 40 policy sectors andthe adoption by the Commission of about 40 simplification proposals.
Several Simplification proposals in the areas of customs enforcement of intellectual property rights(IPR) and take-back of electronic waste(WEEE) have entered into force in early 2014.
In this respect it welcomes the Commission's new programme for simplifying EU legislation[1], and calls on the Council andthe European Parliament to give high priority to progressing simplification proposals through the legislative system.
The Commission will continue to make simplification proposals in 2008, in the expectation that the co-legislators will give priority to ensuring adoption by spring 2009.
This Work Programme sets out the key new initiatives the Commission commits to deliver in 201115 and the initiatives on which it will work in 2011 andthe years to come16, including simplification proposals and withdrawals17.
The proposal is fully consistent with the simplification proposals amending Council Directive 98/41/EC4 and the proposal replacing Council Directive 1999/35/EC5.
The EESC recalls the fact that the success of the simplification programme will not depend solely on the Commission's ability to deliver,but also on the co-legislators' capacity to adopt within a reasonable timeframe the simplification proposals tabled by the Commission.
Member States should assess their simplification proposals and the Commission should review these before the start of the OPs to ensure effective simplification and prevent the need for ad-hoc adjustments during the implementation process.
The proposals included in this package of e-commerce measures,as well as the digital contracts proposals and the VAT simplification proposals to come, should each make a significant contribution to stimulating increased cross-border e-commerce in Europe.
Many of these activities are carried out in a mutually reinforcing manner, ensuring that the Better Regulation agenda is coherent, for example: measurement of administrative costsis included in the methodology for impact assessments; and simplification proposals in the Commission Legislative and Work Programme are subject to impact assessment, which in turn makes use of stakeholder consultation.
The timely adoption of pending proposals to reduce administrative burden,including Fast Track actions and the simplification proposals by the European Parliament and the Council remains a priority to ensure that European citizens and businesses benefit from a less costly and more effective regulatory environment.
Give priority to the fast track proposals which the European Commission will makein 2008 to reduce administrative burdens as well as to related simplification proposals which will significantly contribute to the reduction of administrative burdens in areas such as agriculture, company law and financial services;