Examples of using Simpler rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programmes which have simpler rules will also be more transparent and more efficient.
Future financing of Home affairs: More money, more flexibility, simpler rules.
Programmes which have simpler rules will also be more transparent and efficient.
The goal is to bring more legal certainty for businesses and simpler rules for consumers.
We have managed to get simpler rules and less bureaucracy for small businesses accepted.
Simplifying the structure and providing for more coherent terminology, with fewer provisions and simpler rules;
Better regulation leads to simpler rules that can deliver more effective results.
Special cool pigments allow the use of even verydark shades for a thermally insulated facade, but with simpler rules.
First, they can endorse the simpler rules proposed by the Commission for the new programming period.
SAPS was meant to be a‘simplified scheme' to allow the newMember States to manage direct payments with simpler rules.
It is sought after especially due to its simpler rules and due to the fact that winning depends mostly on luck.
Mr van Oorschot considered that Entrepreneurship is the very basis of society andtherefore more funds and simpler rules are necessary.
Beyond the simpler rules and controls, all procedures and processes for project implementation will be rationalised.
A business man'sconversation should be regulated by fewer and simpler rules than any other function of the human animal.
They will open the way to simpler rules, less red tape and a more user-friendly system, thanks to the online one-stop shop for traders.
A business man'sconversation should be regulated by fewer and simpler rules than any other function of the human animal.
We need simpler rules to encourage potential beneficiaries of EU funds- such as small and medium enterprises or NGOs- to apply for them.
A business man'sconversation should be regulated by fewer and simpler rules than any other function of the human animal.
Simpler rules are going to encourage potential beneficiaries of EU funds- such as small and medium enterprises or NGOs- to apply for them.
The Commission also wants to verify whether small andhome producers of alcohol could benefit from simpler rules and lower excise duties.
The commission's simpler rules and a more flexible approach will ensure the CAP delivers real results in supporting farmers and it leads the sustainable development of EU agriculture.
It should be kept in mind that“harmonization” of rules andregulations might lead not to simpler rules but to more rules. .
Simpler rules and a more flexible approach will ensure the Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) delivers real results in supporting farmers and leads the sustainable development of EU agriculture.
In particular,to provide food business operators and Member States with clearer and simpler rules regarding the notification procedure for dietetic foods.
Simpler rules and a more flexible approach would ensure the Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) delivered real results in supporting farmers and led the sustainable development of EU agriculture.
The regulatory framework will be adapted to technical and scientific progress,include clearer and simpler rules and provide for the necessary instruments for management at EU level.
I also welcome the call for simpler rules and greater technical assistance for local authorities on the part of the European Commission as factors that will guarantee greater participation by potential beneficiaries in programmes and in taking up funds in a viable manner.
Due to the nature of the operations and the type of end recipients,it is necessary that simpler rules apply to support which addresses material deprivation of the most deprived.
More flexible admission conditions(a lower salary threshold;a lower minimum duration of 6 months for the initial contract; simpler rules for recent graduates and workers in shortage occupations; and equivalence between professional experience and formal qualifications);