Examples of using Further harmonisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Supports further harmonisation of national measures to combat drug trafficking;
Consideration will be given to the means to achieve further harmonisation of data protection rules at EU level.
A further harmonisation of rules relating to the financial solvency situation of the institution is not being proposed.
The Commission will examine the means to achieve further harmonisation of data protection rules at EU level.
Pending further harmonisation, the Member States may maintain or lay down national rules concerning the above issues.
The Commission will publish a report on the further harmonisation of insolvency law by the end of 2012.
There also appears to be significant scope for improving the cost-effectiveness of national monitoring efforts through further harmonisation.
As a second step, the Commission will examine the need for further harmonisation of bank insolvency regimes.
Further harmonisation of methods of BoP reporting that do not rely on payments based reporting by banks should also be considered.
Parties consulted expressed support for further harmonisation regarding both the grounds and the content of protection.
Further harmonisation is needed in relation to exceptions to the rules and instances of non-compliance leading to removal of the organic status of a product.
The calculation of"effective tax rates" for standardised scenarios would permit direct comparison between the EU 27 andthus ensure further harmonisation.
Option 1(base line):There would be no further harmonisation, despite the apparent need for further alignment of the heterogeneous legal framework.
However, the draft directive as it stands also contains a more general provision in favour of further harmonisation of reporting formalities on national and EU level.
(c) further harmonisation of the method of allocation(including auctioning for the time after 2012) and of the criteria for national allocation plans referred to in Annex III;
We will vote in favour of this compromise because we believe that it is an important step towards further harmonisation of the sector, a sector of major economic importance.
The potential further harmonisation of the rules regarding the calculation of technical provisions from a cross-border perspective is one of the areas explicitly addressed in this consultation.
Moreover, the reference to the possibility to establish tariffprinciples should be retained, since this is an important area where further harmonisation may be needed in the interests of the internal market.
For certain categories of active substances further harmonisation is required concerning the dossier to be provided and the evaluation to be carried out.
This proposal respects the subsidiarity principle to the greatest extent,because- if applied correctly- the free movement of goods can be achieved without further harmonisation of national technical rules.
Pending further harmonisation, Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent provisions on prior information requirements when the provisions are in conformity with Community law.
Consideration will be given to expanding the definition of'sensitive data' to include, for example,genetic data and the further harmonisation of the conditions for processing sensitive data.
The possible further harmonisation of the rules on the calculation of technical provisions can be considered in the context of the Commission's ongoing work on solvency rules for IORPs.
Another was to facilitate legitimate travel andto tackle irregular immigration through further harmonisation of the way in which local consular missions of the Member States deal with visa applications.
Stresses that the further harmonisation of parcel delivery by the Commission should not lead to lower social protection and working conditions for parcel deliverers, irrespective of their employment status;
As long as the proposed measures secure mutual confidence between Member States,there is no need for centralised decisions on licensing of products or for further harmonisation of common external policies.
Power for the Commission to adopt further harmonisation measures in the form of recommendations or binding decisions, where divergences in the implementation of remedies persist;
Screen EU legislation in selected areas, including in particular the free movement of goods,to identify where further harmonisation could significantly reduce the costs of doing business across borders;
Areas where further harmonisation is needed include: exceptions to the rules and action to preserve the integrity of organic production, including a common approach to address the presence of non-authorised substance residues in organic products.
More generally the cost-benefit ratio of environmental monitoring is estimated to be highly favourable,so further harmonisation and even expansion of current monitoring obligations should not be ruled out at this stage.