Examples of using Simplification proposals in English and their translations into Romanian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
A list of simplification proposals and withdrawals(annexes III and IV).
By the end of 2010, altogether around 200 simplification proposals will have been adopted.
Some 44 simplification proposals are currently pending before the legislature.
The Council calls upon the Commission to continue giving priority to making new simplification proposals.
The simplification proposals concerning the 4th Company Law Directive.
At the same time,the Commission will put forward 46 simplification proposals in the coming years(see annex III).
However, 50 simplification proposals are still pending before the Council and the European Parliament(Annex 3).
At inter-institutional level,progress of adoption of simplification proposals will also be reviewed.
Eagerly awaits further simplification proposals from the Commission scheduled for the beginning of 2009;
The Commission has therefore encouraged the other institutions to adopt its simplification proposals with the shortest possible delay.
I therefore welcome the simplification proposals put forward in order to promote the attractiveness and accessibility of EU research funding.
The European Council calls for the rapid adoption of the simplification proposals pending before Council and Parliament.
A key part of the Action Programme consists of a large-scale measurement of administrative burdens in 2007-8, to be followed by major simplification proposals.
The Commission will continue to make simplification proposals in 2008, in the expectation that the co-legislators will give priority to ensuring adoption by spring 2009.
We already had the first amendment of Article 55 back in December andwe will be voting on the main chunk of simplification proposals a week from now.
The proposal is fully consistent with the simplification proposals amending Council Directive 98/41/EC4 and the proposal replacing Council Directive 1999/35/EC5.
In this respect, the institutions should pay particular attention to making progress on simplification proposals while respecting the acquis communautaire.
The proposal is fully consistent with the simplification proposals amending Directive 2009/45/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council4 and Council Directive 98/41/EC5.
Rapid adoption by the Council andthe European Parliament of more than fifty simplification proposals that are still pending is a priority.
The High Level Group on Administrative Burdens called in addition for Parliament andthe Council to introduce new procedures for the adoption of simplification proposals.
So far, notwithstanding acknowledged efforts, less than a quarter of all simplification proposals tabled by the Commission that require adoption by the legislature have been adopted.
The result is a focused and balanced Work programme with 12 strategic initiatives, 37 priority initiatives,33 simplification proposals and 20 withdrawals.
The Council and Parliament should ensure speedy adoption of pending simplification proposals, of which there are now about 45, and ensure that the simplifications are maintained in the process.
Several Simplification proposals in the areas of customs enforcement of intellectual property rights(IPR) and take-back of electronic waste(WEEE) have entered into force in early 2014.
The Commission thereforeencourages the Council and the Parliament to ensure speedy adoption of its pending simplification proposals and ensure that the simplification content is maintained in the process.
The proposal is fully consistent with the simplification proposals amending Directives 2009/45/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council5 and the new Directive replacing Council Directive 1999/35/EC6.
Delivery of the initiatives set out in the multi-annual simplification programme will continue in 2008,progressively including an increasing number of simplification proposals to reduce administrative burdens.
The Council and the European Parliament need to speed up decisions on pending simplification proposals, for example, the Commission's proposals for a VAT one-stop-shop and for a modernised customs environment to simplify procedures.
These proposals also contain a number of simplification provisions,which follow up on the assessment by the Commission services of the 39 simplification proposals presented by Member States in 2009.
Many stakeholders have expressed concerns that they should adopt pending administrative burden and simplification proposals more rapidly, and call on them to deliver on the commitments they made in the Inter-Institutional Agreement on Better Law-making.