Examples of using Simplification and harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Simplification and harmonisation of definitions and calculation methods.
International convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures.
Customs Agreement with Japan Pan-Euro-Mediterraneansystem of cumulation of origin International convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures.
Recommends that the simplification and harmonisation proposals also be applicable for tax purposes;
The convention for the International Customs Co-operationCouncil held in Kyoto in 1974 forthe simplification and harmonisation of national customs procedures.
Calls for further simplification and harmonisation of tax rules, which are seen as the most burdensome policy area by a majority of European SMEs;
The simplification could therefore come from their simplification and harmonisation, bringing predictability for Industry.
There is a serious risk that an extensive classification system would in fact be contrary to the objective of the Regulation,namely; simplification and harmonisation.
On the cost side, its far-reaching integration, simplification and harmonisation will reduce costs for the Commission and for applicants.
The Committee expressed its support for replacing the Directive with aBiocidal Products Regulation with a view to achieving simplification and harmonisation of the legislation.
The implementation of these measures contributed to the simplification and harmonisation of the rules that are currently in place in EU Member States(see sub-chapter 3.1.1.).
The simplification and harmonisation of the regulations would make administrative procedures easier for all those involved in the transport of dangerous goods, from forwarder to customer.
Furthermore, it now conforms with the International Convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures, and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Meaningful simplification and efficient management of funding can be achieved through the reduction in the number of programmes and rationalisation, simplification and harmonisation of funding rules and procedures.
My report therefore has as its main objective the simplification and harmonisation of the rules relating to these variations of marketing authorisations for medicinal products.
The experience gained by EMSA in managing the database on inspections of ro‑ro passenger ships(under Directive 99/35/EC)has made it possible to propose a simplification and harmonisation of similar provisions in the two Directives.
The project concerns simplification and harmonisation in a horizontal legal act of the detailed rules for intervention, in particular for cereals, dairy products and meat.
An Impact assessment was carried out,where the preferred option was the proposed legislative action, simplification and harmonisation of EU rules in the field of dangerous goods transport.
The Contracting Parties agree to strive for simplification and harmonisation of their customs procedures, taking into account the work done in this connection by international organisations.
Speeding up border crossing procedures by implementing without delay the relevant international conventions, as already adopted in the EU,by introducing“one-stop” offices through shared facilities, simplification and harmonisation of trade and transport related documentation in line with the EU practice.
At the same time,the Commission will ensure that synergies already obtained through simplification and harmonisation of the first pillar(EAGF- European Agricultural Guarantee Fund) and the second pillar(EAFRD) of the Common Agriculture Policy are preserved.
This Communication creates a policy framework for the Blue Belt, as concept supported by the Council in 2010, increasing the competitiveness of the maritime transport sector by allowing vessels to operate freely within the EU internal market with aminimum of red tape, including simplification and harmonisation measures for maritime transport from third-country ports.
Call-off stock: simplification and harmonisation of treatment for call-off stock arrangements, where at the time of the transfer of goods to another EU member state, the supplier already knows the identity of the person acquiring the goods, to whom these goods will be supplied at a later stage and after they have arrived in the EU member state of destination.
In 2010 therefore, the Commission, with the Council's support, raised the idea of creating a"Blue Belt" to increase the competitiveness of the maritime transport sector by allowing vessels to operate freely within the EU internal market with a minimumof red tape, including simplification and harmonisation measures for maritime transport from third-country ports.
Limiting intrusive controls isalready among the provisions of the revised Kyoto Convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures, under the auspices of the World Customs Organization(WCO)10, and that this is also an aim of the WTO negotiations on trade facilitation11, despite the temptation to bolster systematic controls, especially in the wake of"9/11".
Introduction of procedures and practices which reflect as far as practicable, international instruments and standards applicable in the field of customs and trade, including WTO rules and WCO instruments and standards,inter alia the revised Kyoto Convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs proceduresand the WCO Framework of Standard to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade; and. .
The action taken by the Commission to encourage the simplification and harmonisation of EU company law, with the direct aim of reducing the administrative burden by 25% by 2012, represents a necessary condition for boosting European companies' efficiency and making the Community business environment more attractive, by generating savings estimated at EUR 150 billion.
The EC Party and the Signatory CARIFORUM States agree that their respective trade and customs legislation, provisions and procedures shall draw upon international instruments and standards applicable in the field of customs and trade,including the substantive elements of the revised Kyoto Convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures, the WCO Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade, the WCO data set and the HS Convention.
The Parties agree that their respective trade and customs legislation, provisions and procedures shall draw on international instruments and standards applicable in the fields of customs and trade,in particular the substantive elements of the revised Kyoto Convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures, the WCO Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade, the WCO data set and the International Convention on the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System(HS Convention).