Examples of using Complete harmonisation in English and their translations into Polish
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In writing.-(DE) The aim of the report is the complete harmonisation of the internal market.
Complete harmonisation by the EU would make it impossible to have better rules in the Member States.
The Community instrument employed to adopt the model should be a regulation, in order to ensure complete harmonisation.
Instead of complete harmonisation, there was an urgent need to give the Member States greater freedom of action.
I am entirely with you, I am against complete harmonisation because the people would reject it.
Welcomes the complete harmonisation of size criteria throughout the EU and considers that they should be extended to cover"micro-enterprises";
the technology had not yet reached a level where complete harmonisation was possible, in particular because of safety risks.
strengthens consumer protection while taking into account the characteristics of the sector, in which complete harmonisation may not always be feasible.
However, Community legislation has not resulted in complete harmonisation of the notion of authorship in cinematographic and audiovisual works.
that full tax neutrality could only be achieved by the complete harmonisation of Member States' taxation.
In this context and in order to achieve an as complete harmonisation as possible without national transposition measures being needed,
regarding the consumer acquis, the approach in favour of complete harmonisation in this proposal is not practicable at present.
The Directive thus aims for a complete harmonisation of biofuel sustainability criteria
mutual recognition represents a first step along the road towards complete harmonisation of authorisations in Europe.
The reason for this exclusion is that the one-stop scheme is not intended to lead to a complete harmonisation of national obligations,
for a few very specific points, a complete harmonisation of everyone's rights and duties.
The EESC considers that complete harmonisation in this area could be achieved in future,
A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of ratite meat must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of ratite meat.
dealers which will ensure a complete harmonisation across the EU.
would thereby ensure a complete harmonisation of the procedures as well as a consistent evaluation of the protection needs at EU level.
early 1980s has shown that complete harmonisation is a slow,
A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of live ratites must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of live ratites; given the guarantees provided,
early 1980s has shown that complete harmonisation is a slow,
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.
such as for instance more complete harmonisation or the establishment of a specific Community system of an operational nature.
of zonal authorisation and mutual recognition represents an important step on the road towards complete harmonisation in Europe of the marketing of plant protection products.
without however reaching a complete harmonisation in all domains, and ensuring high standards of protection.
early 1980s has shown that complete harmonisation is a slow,
such as for instance more complete harmonisation or the establishment of a specific Community system of an operational nature(or a 28th regime)19.
Although it has been widely recognised that complete tax harmonisation is neither desirable