Examples of using Minimum level of harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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The proposal provides for only a minimum level of harmonisation.
The framework sets down a minimum level of harmonisation, leaving it to the national regulation authorities(NRAs) or the Member States to define the implementing measures.
The possibility for the Commission to takeimplementing measures is intended to ensure, where appropriate, a minimum level of harmonisation in this area(paragraph 3).
The proposal provides only for a minimum level of harmonisation as regards the proposed procedural simplification.
It strongly recommends that the detailed workings of such a mechanism are however dealt with in a Directive in order toensure a minimum level of harmonisation across all EU Member States.
The third major change is the introduction of a minimum level of harmonisation as regards the criteria for assessing construction products in Europe.
The definition of a common minimum denominator for the nationalwage threshold is necessary to ensure a minimum level of harmonisation in the admission conditions throughout the EU.
The directive is an instrument designed to achieve a minimum level of harmonisation through certain overarching principles, but it has been implemented in the Member States in very different ways.
The European Union can facilitate better harmonisation of the internal market with a highlevel of consumer protection by raising the current minimum level of harmonisation up to the level of the best existing national practices.
The framework decision of 2004 establishes a minimum level of harmonisation for national legislations in respect of criminalisation and jurisdiction.
The European Union's attempt to combine the harmonisation of the internal market with a high level of consumer protection can bestbe achieved by trying to raise the current minimum level of harmonisation in the direction of the best national practices existing in several Member States.
This balance involves agreeing on a minimum level of harmonisation, as well as the possibility of allowing the Member States to keep or adopt any additional regulations that improve consumer protection.
If parallel systems are used, various safeguards wouldbe needed to ensure smooth functioning, including a minimum level of harmonisation of national laws in their interaction with EU law.
The rapporteur's proposal that the minimum level of harmonisation in consumer protection should be accompanied by the full harmonisation of technical rules is the only acceptable regulatory solution in the present situation.
We therefore welcome the Commission's initiative to propose a minimum level of harmonisation of these rules and hope that the Council will agree with this proposal.
On the other hand, it introduces a minimum level of harmonisation, so that the term of all musical compositions with words which contain two or more separate contributions would be calculated in a uniform way.
As Mrs Roure's report points out,the framework decision establishes only a minimum level of harmonisation, and its effectiveness and scope have been severely limited by the many derogations it includes.
The proposed Directive sets only a minimum level of harmonisation with regard to the activities that should at least be considered criminal offences and does only generally establishes that criminal penalties should be applied to natural persons.
The SREP for LSIs will promotesupervisory convergence in the LSI sector while supporting a minimum level of harmonisation and a continuum in the assessment of significant and less significant institutions.
In Article 4(4): this ensures a minimum level of harmonisation by granting to the Commission the possibility, where appropriate, to adopt technical implementing measures in the areas of security and breach notification, drawing on the expert advice provided by the Authority.
The proposal complies with the proportionality principle as it sets a minimum level of harmonisation, leaving the definition of implementing measures to national regulatory authorities(NRAs) or Member States.
The proposed directive only sets a minimum level of harmonisation with regard to the activities that should be considered criminal offences and approximates the minimum levels of penalties that should apply in the most serious cases when the offence causes a particularly serious result or is committed under aggravating circumstances.
This proposal complies with the proportionality principle in that it sets forth a minimum level of harmonisation, leaving the definition of the implementing measures to the Member States or the national regulatory authorities.
For the EU planned measurement programme, a certain minimum level of harmonisation will be required to allow for the validation and comparison of data, to produce meaningful results at the EU level and for setting up of ad hoc reduction targets.
This proposal complies with the proportionality principle as it proposes a minimum level of harmonisation, leaving the definition of the implementing measures to the NRAs or to the Member States, as in the following areas.
The pilot project completed inOctober 2006 has demonstrated that a certain minimum level of harmonisation of definitions will be required to allow the validation and comparison of data across countries, to produce meaningful results at the EU level and for setting up of ad hoc reduction targets.
At EU level,an internal market approach is necessary to ensure minimum levels of harmonisation and interoperability, as well as legal certainty.
Examples of provisions that exceed the minimum harmonisation level of this Directive include lower thresholds for permissible charges for re-use than the thresholds foreseen in Article 6 or less restrictive licensing terms than those referred to in Article 8.
Examples of provisions that exceed the minimum harmonisation level of this Directive include lower thresholds for permissible charges for re-use than the thresholds foreseen in Article 6 or less restrictive licensing terms than those referred to in Article 8.