Examples of using To simplify the rules in English and their translations into Polish
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These restrictive conditions should therefore be abolished in order to simplify the rules.
In 2003, the Commission started to simplify the rules concerning fresh fruit and vegetables.
To simplify the rules, the three directives currently inforce will be replaced with a single directive.
It is our plan to make an effort to simplify the rules for absorption.
To simplify the rules and requirements for contracts and grants in proportion to the costs and risks incurred.
It is therefore necessary to simplify the rules wherever possible by eliminating the contradictions and streamlining the rules. .
There is the Commission- and the Court of Auditors has just told us, having said that there are several million beneficiaries,that the first thing to be done upstream is to simplify the rules.
In the long term, the system of joint management needs to be reviewed and a greater share of the final responsibility transferred to the Member States,thereby helping to simplify the rules.
Finally, I should like to point out that the Court of Auditors' message on the need to simplify the rules has reached the Council and the Commission and I honestly hope that the changes.
Furthermore, in order to simplify the rules, only the detailed implementing rules explicitly referred to in Regulation(EC) No 1493/1999 should be included.
We need to change the institutions, we need to improve the functioning of the European mechanisms,we need to simplify the rules; whether all this is in the Treaty of Lisbon, I am not entirely sure.
It is also proposed to simplify the rules concerning transfers which require the budgetary authority to be informed in order to avoid recurrent delays in their carrying out.
Firstly, there is the proposal to simplify the rules on state aid to promote research, development and innovation, in particular through the block exemption regulation.
Mayors and regional presidents today urged EU lawmakers to simplify the rules for delivering cross-border infrastructures and public services to citizens.
I therefore think it is right to simplify the rules for the electronic identification of animals, and to create a telephone helpline in every EU Member State to provide better access to information.
Because, if you look- especially at the climate package- from an SME point of view,we have a lot of cleaning-up to do to make it more simple, to simplify the rules and procedures to accommodate both climate and the tolerance- and even the promotion- of SMEs in the European Union.
Given also that a number of the existing provisions are unnecessarily detailed and/or cannot be justified forthe conservation of resources, the Commission has in this proposal attempted to simplify the rules as far as possible, without necessarily sticking to the existing IBSFC rules. .
In the 1996 and 2006 spelling revisions,they tried to simplify the rules for these connecting elements, but the general opinion is that they have not succeeded in that.
Brussels, 8 February 2012- Since the presentation of its proposal for the next multiannual financial framework(MFF) last June,the Commission has proposed over 120 changes to simplify the rules governing EU funding for Small and Medium Enterprises, towns and regions, students, scientists and others.
Stakeholders have called for a review of the public procurement directives to simplify the rules, increase their efficiency and effectiveness and make them better suited to deal with the evolving political, social and economic context.
Finally, the Commission is proposing to simplify the rules governing invoicing and to rationalise those concerning the chargeability of tax in order to guarantee its improved application, a move that will facilitate controls.
Stakeholders have nevertheless voiced demand for a review of the public procurement directives to simplify the rules, increase their efficiency and effectiveness and make them better suited to deal with the evolving political, social and economic context.