Examples of using Harmonisation process in English and their translations into Portuguese
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After lengthy negotiation and harmonisation processes, the decisions were reached unanimously.
The differences between the regions are too significant to attempt a harmonisation process in this sector.
A few months later, this harmonisation process between the COMP/EMEA and the OOPD/FDA is formally on the agenda of the COMP.
Thus it is very important that we employ the holistic approach on which the entire harmonisation process is based.
Finally, a Railways Agency to support the entire harmonisation process and to get it on track in the Savary report.
There are, however, a number of quality issues which still require extra effort from certain Member States in order to complete the harmonisation process.
The second step of the harmonisation process resulted in the construction of'harmonised indices of consumer prices' HICPs.
One cannot help but notice, however,that this European asylum system and the harmonisation process are struggling somewhat to see the light of day.
The first step of the harmonisation process consisted in the production by March 1996 of a set of'interim indices of consumer prices' IICPs.
All Member States have, to varying degrees, adapted their measurement networks to the requirements of the first daughter Directive.This has helped the harmonisation process.
At the outset, it was clear that the completion of the harmonisation process would last beyond the start of the EMU in January 1999.
In my opinion, the harmonisation process here has perhaps failed to press on further with necessary reforms, because digitalisation as well as enlargement are challenges that the policy must face up to.
At the same time, the Commission will have to present an assessment of the results from this harmonisation process in good time, in order to ensure that this has not caused any distortion of the market.
The harmonisation process would require time to be finalised; the consequent number of lives saved would only be appreciated years later and would only partially justify the huge efforts and costs for Member States.
All these instruments will constitute the first phase of the harmonisation process for the establishment of a Common European Asylum System, as committed in Tampere.
This reaction, the most serious consequence for the Member States in terms of time,is intended to prevent the notified draft from adversely affecting a legislative harmonisation process which has commenced at Community level.
Finally, IFAD needs to support country-led donor coordination and aid harmonisation processes, as well as enhancing partnerships with multi-lateral and bi-lateral aid agencies.
While I agree with the proposals for coordinating the administrative systems for levying VAT, I do not agree, and neither does the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs,with the proposal to postpone the harmonisation process for five years.
As the delegate of one developing country noted,there was a paradox that through a harmonisation process, the majority of the countries were being asked to align their law with the provisions of a minority.
We in Parliament have been working along these lines in order to contribute to development and growth in the important services sector in Europe, without ever losing sight of the social dimension that Europe must have andthe need not to put off the harmonisation process indefinitely.
Secondly, a large scale and detailed harmonisation process through sectoral directives would be unnecessary, unrealistic and inconsistent with better regulation and subsidiarity principles.
Mr President, I have no difficulty with the sensible exchange of information about criminal convictions between Member States, butonly the politically blind could fail to recognise the proposals in the Costa report as part of the harmonisation process that is under way in the criminal justice system across Europe.
Those who stand to gain most from such harmonisation processes are the consumers and the manufacturers, since a transparent system of labelling offers a higher level of consumer protection and more reliable control.
Not later than 31 December 2000, on the basis of relevant information communicated by the competent approval authorities, the Commission shall draw up a report on the application of the European type-approval procedures, paying particular, but not exclusive, attention to the impact on small and medium enterprises(SME) involved in multi-stage build, and if appropriate,shall propose the amendments required to improve the harmonisation process.
This proposal from the Commission, with the sensible amendments from the rapporteur, will take the harmonisation process forward by requiring a common code system for conditions under which any driver is authorised to use a vehicle.
In order to avoid excessive strain on the transport sectors and the economies of acceding countries, measures to ensure compliance should be introduced progressively, starting preferably before accession in a step-by-step approach linked to market opening though in air transport,full access to the market will have to be achieved by the date of accession, and the harmonisation process should not become an obstacle to the achievement of this goal.
Creation of a dedicated working group to further develop the harmonisation process with a view to minimising the impact of the regulatory changes, recognising the importance of convergence of technical regulations and standards as a tool to facilitate trade flows.
In addition to these initiatives, DG Enterprise andIndustry is encouraging the technical harmonisation process in the field of cosmetics, as e.g. between EU- ASEAN and- MERCOSUR and intends to re-launch the discussions between the responsible authorities in USA, Canada and Japan under the Conference in International Harmonisation in the field of Cosmetics CHIC.
The process of harmonisation between the three institutions was a very important, happy and instructive experience for us.
Continuation of the process of harmonisation of national reports in order to produce clearer, more transparent summary tables;