Examples of using Better harmonisation in English and their translations into Polish
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Better harmonisation of the current legislation framework would include.
It would be worth taking stock of these experiments which should give rise to an exchange of experience and better harmonisation of the criteria and methods used.
I believe that better harmonisation of already existing instruments and reaching consensus on the strategic aims of the common security and defence policy in the spirit of the Treaty of Lisbon are of paramount importance.
Guidance regarding the filling of occurrence;training and to ensure a better harmonisation of classification within and among national databases- PP1.
The European Union can facilitate better harmonisation of the internal market with a high level of consumer protection by raising the current minimum level of harmonisation up to the level of the best existing national practices.
I would like to express my gratitude that, after tomorrow's vote,we will be able to have a legislative framework guaranteeing better harmonisation of consumer rights in the EU.
At the same time the industry would prefer a better harmonisation at European level to avoid market disturbances due to diverging national legislation and voluntary quality assurance schemes at national level imposed by retailers and consumer demand.
Furthermore, the electricity market needs a stable andpredictable long-term regulatory framework and a better harmonisation of the incentive programmes of the Member States.
A better harmonisation at Community level of minimum rules for the protection of chickens kept for meat production would help to avoid market disturbances due to diverging national legislation and voluntary quality assurance schemes at national level.
The aim is to replace Directive 96/26/EC by a new Regulation in order to achieve better harmonisation and to promote fairer competition between operators within the internal market.
The purpose remains to try and achieve better harmonisation of analyses and policies, integration of strategies(including coordination, coherence, complementarity), and synergy of activities over a period of time, covering both humanitarian and development approaches to the situation.
The proposal aims at replacing Directive 96/26/EC by a new regulation in order to reach better harmonisation and to promote fairer competition between operators within the internal market.
A better harmonisation and implementation of the Tourism Satellite Accounts(TSAs) will also be promoted in partnership with the Member States, National Statistical Institutes and other stakeholders, since they can contribute to a better understanding of the true size and value of the tourism industry.
Its objective is to level out disproportions between regions, to reinforce decentralisation of executive power andto develop a mechanism for better harmonisation of central and regional interests.
The opportunity for mobility is an important part of vocational education and training, butmore emphasis should be placed on a better harmonisation of Member States' different education systems- including mutual recognition of certificates and diplomas- in order to enhance collaboration and support mobility.
More effective aid, greater complementarity and better harmonisation, alignment with partner countries, and coordination of procedures, both between the Union and its Member States and in relations with other donors and development actors, are essential for ensuring the consistency and relevance of aid whilst at the same time reducing the costs borne by partner countries.
This contribution is necessary to offset part of the additional costs incurred by the Member States to meet the specific statistical requirements of the Commission and to ensure better harmonisation at Community level of collection methods, the characteristics to be surveyed and the dates of the surveys.
The Directives were prepared to give consumers more confidence(their protection has increased due to the drawing up of a'blacklist' of commercial practiceswhich should be prohibited, and thanks to better harmonisation of the protection of consumers against unfair practices) and also to provide businesses with greater legal certainty.
Mutual recognition in itself is not bad, but harmonisation is better.
In the economic field, just what are these states waiting for to consolidate their integration,step up financial trade and start moving towards better tax harmonisation?