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Further harmonisation of reception conditions in the EU.
The proposal leads to further harmonisation in the following areas.
Further harmonisation of methods of BoP reporting that do not rely on payments based reporting by banks should also be considered.
This regular review process should help prepare further harmonisation in the future.
Pending further harmonisation, the Member States may maintain or lay down national rules concerning the above issues.
(35a) A single DST rate atUnion level constitutes a first step towards further harmonisation of corporate taxation at Union level.
(c) further harmonisation of the method of allocation and of the criteria for national allocation plans referred to in Annex III;
Parties consulted expressed a general consensus to achieving further harmonisation of reception conditions in the second phase of the asylum legislation.
Further harmonisation measures are needed to facilitate customs clearance so that opportunities for criminal activity in this area are closed off.
The large difference in authorisation of existing active substances shows that without further harmonisation the protection levels in Member States may vary a lot.
Measures for further harmonisation of the advanced renewable fuels might be considered for the renewable energy policy post 2020.
A comprehensive review clause invites the Commission to examine further harmonisation of labelling of textile products, including an origin labelling scheme.
(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;
Recommendations for further development of single day-ahead and intraday coupling,including further harmonisation of methodologies, processes and governance arrangements.
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;
Legislative proposals to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes andallow for wider online access to works across the EU, including through further harmonisation measures.
It is also a matter ofurgency that illegal immigration be tackled through further harmonisation of national legislation and handling practices at local consular missions.
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.
The developing of common objectives,development of a multilateral concept of equivalence, further harmonisation of inspection requirements and more emphasis on the EU logo would help to minimise these problems.
The initiative aims to reduce the differences between national copyright regimes andallow for wider online access to works by users across the EU, including through further harmonisation measures.
Suggests that the priority should be to refrain from further harmonisation and major changes in the structure of the programme, and instead to safeguard and consolidate achievements and make incremental improvements where necessary;
The Commission will make legislative proposals before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyright regimesand allow for wider online access to works by users across the EU, including through further harmonisation measures.
However, as highlighted by the third Report on the Application of Directive 97/67/EC, further harmonisation of the conditions that may be introduced appears necessary to reduce unjustified barriers to the provision of services in the internal market.
Further harmonisation of national rules on reception conditions is also required in order to limit the phenomenon of secondary movements of asylum seekers amongst Member States, insofar as such movements are generated by divergent national reception polices.
The objective of the proposalis to improve the functioning of the internal market through further harmonisation of the rules on the authorisation and mutual recognition of biocidal products, whilst ensuring a high level of protection of both human and animal health and the environment.
Further harmonisation of national rules on reception conditions is also required in order to limit the phenomenon of secondary movements of asylum seekers amongst Member States, to the degree that such movements are generated from diverge national reception polices.
A modern, more European copyright law: legislative proposals will follow before the end of 2015 to reduce the differences between national copyrightregimes and allow for wider online access to works across the EU, including through further harmonisation measures.
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.
Among the other parties consulted, some stakeholders, includingsome representatives of the European Parliament, were however wary that further harmonisation could lead to an unwelcome lowering of reception standards and pointed to the need to respect fundamental rights and international obligations.