Examples of using Progressive harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Progressive harmonisation between the statistical systems of both Parties;
INSPIRE will pave the road for a progressive harmonisation of spatial data in the Member States.
Progressive harmonisation, approximation and standardisation are required, for example, in the field of consumer protection.
A large amount of legislation stems from this principle of progressive harmonisation of requirements implemented throughout the European Economic Area.
The concept of a maximum rate should be uncoupled, at least formally, from those of harmonisation, approximation of rates of duty and progressive harmonisation.
Therefore concerns a system whichmust be designed in such a way as to correspond with the progressive harmonisation of the provisions on the exercise of those professions.
The way to protect the interests of consumers- who should not be seen as smugglers simply for buying alcoholic beverages where they cost less-is through progressive harmonisation.
A large body of legislation has developed around this principle with the progressive harmonisation of requirements implemented across the whole European Economic Area.
Enhance the role of ERA in the field of rail safety, in particular its supervision on national safetymeasures taken by National Safety Authorities and their progressive harmonisation.
Encourage exchange of best practice among regulatory authorities,with a view to ensuring progressive harmonisation of approaches to safety, in the framework of this Directive;
The EESC would stress that, in any event, the progressive harmonisation of substantial criminal law rules can only be carried out at the institutional level, on the basis of cooperation between national judicial authorities, and this cooperation must be guaranteed by means of a specific budget.
That provision of the Treaty therefore concerns a system whichmust be designed in such a way as to correspond with the progressive harmonisation of the provisions on the exercise of those professions.
Without prejudice to the pursuit of a progressive harmonisation of rules of deontology or professional practice which apply only internally within a Member State, the following rules shall apply to the cross-border activities of the lawyer within the European Union and European Economic Area.
The consolidated tax base is therefore, in our view, the prerequisite for the introduction-in line with what we are doing for VAT- of a progressive harmonisation of tax rates for companies, beginning with the setting of minimum thresholds.
The EESC would stress that, in any event, the progressive harmonisation of substantive criminal law rules can only be carried out at the institutional level, on the basis of close cooperation between the prosecuting authorities(justice ministers and public prosecutors) and between judicial authorities.
For this reason, the EESC considers it particularly important for the future European public prosecutor to be responsible for overseeing,within the limits of his powers, the progressive harmonisation of national criminal legislations, on the basis of which judicial proceedings will be brought.
Guidelines may also determine appropriate rules leading to a progressive harmonisation of the underlying principles for the setting of charges applied to producers and consumers(load) under national tariff systems, including the reflection of the inter-TSO compensation mechanism in national network charges and the provision of appropriate and efficient locational signals, in accordance with the principles set out in Article 4.
The way to protect the interests of consumers- who should not be seen as smugglers simply for buying alcoholic beverages where they cost less-is through progressive harmonisation making it easier for consumers to exercise their rights when distance buying such products on the internal market.".
On 20 July 2010 the Commission adoptedpolicy orientations on road in whichit announced the harmonisation and progressive strengthening of EU legislation on roadworthiness tests and on technical roadside inspections; the inclusion of powered-two wheelers in vehicle inspections; and the possible setting-up of a European electronic platform with a view to harmonise and to exchange vehicle data.