Examples of using More consistent application in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Towards more consistent application of energy taxation.
Mr President, the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance supports a more consistent application of the EU's competition rules.
Second, we need more consistent application of the VAT rules on financial services and a more level playing field in the internal market.
Here too we urge the Commission to give priority to more consistent application of the options that are already available.
The work is justified by the social need for a more stable definition of the institute,which necessarily depends on a more consistent application by the courts.
In future, we must have clearer rules, more consistent application and enforcement and- above all- trust between justice systems.
In this historical process rural workers reinvidicated their own rights which in that moment had a more consistent application in the urban environment.
I consider it appropriate that this strategy,which is based on the aim of a more consistent application of Community law and the more effective use of EU funds, does not introduce new laws or institutions and does not depend on any special funding.
Without any encroachment on the powers of national regulators,a consensus has emerged on the need for a more consistent application of remedies at EU level.
Any delay in finding solutions that ensure the fairer and more consistent application of measures in this area is unjustifiable in the present economic situation!
As a first stepthere is a need to clarify the EU's existing legal framework through an"interpretative communication" to improve understanding and to facilitate better and more consistent application.
Mr President, I think that we are all agreed that what we need is more consistent application of the 1985 directive across the European Union.
In addition, the specific provisions of the"Customs 2002" programme provide for a series of measures andactions which involve both the Commission and the Member States in ensuring more consistent application of the legislation in force.
The proposal for a recommendation aims to ensure better compliance with, and more consistent application and implementation of Community law on environmental matters in the Member States.
Centralised supervision ensures a single point of contact for registered CRAs, significant efficiency gains due to a shorter and less complicated registration andsupervisory process and a more consistent application of the rules for CRAs.
Improved cooperation and coordination is also strongly needed to ensure a more consistent application of data protection rules across the Single Market.
These involve, for example, better IT systems, more consistent application of rules, in particular on auditing, and improving the structure and content of the"calls for proposals" in response to which research organisations bid for funding.
This has resulted in some of the legislative provisions being reworded with the aim of ensuring more consistent application, by using a legal act in the form of a regulation.
The Commission accepts that such an approach has its merits in terms of more even and more consistent application of the Regulation's rules, although we must be very cautious as regards the tangible form that this will take.
The new regulation on rating agencies will also ensure a single point of contact for all rating agencies, a regulatory framework which is harmonised across the European Union,with equal treatment, and a more consistent application of the rules for agencies throughout the European Union.
Indeed, in a communication by the Commission,different options are being examined and a more consistent application of energy levies is also briefly looked at.
The Council's Resolution of 28 October 1999 on Mutual Recognition must be fully and rapidly implemented so as toensure a broader and more consistent application based upon simple and transparent procedures performed by Member States and the Commission.
The action programme also called for an effort to address the weaknesses that exist in some areas: public contracts, mutual recognition, European models, compliance labelling, patents,building materials, the modernisation and more consistent application of value-added tax, and the implementation of the Customs 2000 programme and the measures to reform transit transport.
Whereas it is advisable to take the opportunity arising from these various amendments to Regulation(EEC)No 918/83 to amend certain other provisions so that their application is more consistent with the objectives pursued, or to ensure compliance with provisions adopted within the framework of certain international organizations, notably the Council Decision-Recommendation of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) adopted on 27 November 1985 concerning policy in the field of international tourism.