Examples of using This harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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This harmonisation cannot be brought about by the Member States acting alone.
I therefore urge the House to support this harmonisation effort and to back the Commission's zoning proposal.
This harmonisation should increase the availability of products in the Union.
As both a political and legal imperative, this harmonisation is carried out on the basis of a high level of consumer protection.
This harmonisation of implementation is particularly important in certain areas.
The Commission hasalso failed to demonstrate the long-term real, fundamental synergies that this harmonisation could create.
This harmonisation exercise should cover veterinary medicinal products authorised before 2004.18.
Encourages all the Member States to contribute to this harmonisation, eliminating obstacles to the gauging of progress and establishing measures to be put in place;
This harmonisation is essential in order to improve consumers' understanding and comparability.
Although legislation will only be harmonised to a limited extent, this harmonisation will, in reality, affect all EU entrepreneurs, since investors based in Member States which are not participating will also be able to take advantage of unitary patent protection.
This harmonisation is particularly important in certain areas in order to avoid distortions of competition.
The Committee would point out that this harmonisation requires an unambiguous interpretation of the rules and agreements between Member States regarding the seriousness of offences.
This harmonisation will be essential for EDIS to operate correctly in the full insurance stage.
The EESC believes that this harmonisation among Member States is necessary in order to avoid difficulties in the cross-border distribution of royalties from other Member States.
This harmonisation means that the Member State authorities will have to adapt their national limits accordingly.
However, this harmonisation has been based on the lowest common denominator, with very different practices and procedures continuing to exist.
This harmonisation will do away with the fragmentation stemming from the different laws of the Member States implementing Directive 95/46.
This harmonisation is intended to ensure that wherever travellers cross an external EU border, they will encounter uniform border-control standards.
This harmonisation will facilitate the smooth functioning of the internal market for products in contact with drinking water while improving public health.
This harmonisation can only be implemented by a separate, independent body, which the Treaty requires to be established as an Agency.
This harmonisation would immediately allow the creation of an internal insurance market in all branches not covered by specific and mandatory legal rules.
Thanks to this harmonisation, which has generally been well received by the industry, there are fewer discrepancies in the approaches followed by supervisors and institutions.
This harmonisation will allow users to use the same charger for a range of electric vehicles and ensure that such chargers can be connected and operated throughout the EU.
This harmonisation with social and economic statistics helps the linkage to and comparison with these figures, so that the quality of the national accounts figures can be assured.
This harmonisation should not allow a broadcasting organisation to take advantage of differences in levels of protection by relocating activities, to the detriment of audiovisual productions;
This harmonisation should be achieved by the application in every National Single Window of a common interface software for system-to-system exchange of information developed at Union level.
This harmonisation of national rules on temporary custody is also aimed at preventing secondary movements between Member States of illegally staying persons subject to measures under this Directive.
This harmonisation should be achieved by the use in every maritime National Single Window of common interface software for system-to-system exchanges of information, developed at Union level.
This harmonisation should make sure that even though the substantive law of the Member States is different, all courts of a Member State would always apply the same substantive law- be it their own or that of another country- to the contract in question.
This harmonisation will ensure a level playing field for EU credit institutions and investment firms and will boost confidence in the stability of institutions across the EU, including with respect to their activity as investors, originators or sponsors in securitisation markets.