Examples of using Simplification should in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Such simplification should improve efficiency and usability.
While financial instruments will remain similar to those employed in 2007-2013,several elements of simplification should be emphasized.
Simplification should become cohesion policy's main objective.
The Commission shares the view that simplification should not hamper the principles of sound financial management.
Simplification should be the first underlying priority for the next CAP reform.
In order toensure legal certainty in relation to the eligibility of expenditure, this simplification should be applicable to all grants from the ESF.
Simplification should increase respect for EU legislation and, in the process, reinforce its legitimacy.
Complementing universal approacheswith selective ones will improve effectiveness, while simplification should lead to better accessibility and quality.
Sometimes, simplification should not be made at the expense of the challenge that we could face.
The efforts of the Commission toimprove simplification for beneficiaries are commendable, but simplification should not be carried out without the participation of end beneficiaries.
Simplification should also take into account the administrative burdens on public authorities and on stakeholders.
As rural development expenditure is governed also by national rules, the Court, in accordance with the Council's recommendation on the discharge for the financial year 2008,reminds that simplification should be achieved also at national level.
The Court considers that simplification should not hamper the principles of sound financial manage- ment.
Regrets that the new simplified cost options are only used for a marginal part of rural development spending andthat they are not enhancing the potential of this source of funding, although simplification should be a way to encourage beneficiaries to engage in projects;
In addition, simplification should apply not just to customs procedures, but also to future trading arrangements.
The EESC recalls that it has argued in favour of simplifying administrative,accounting and auditing procedures,"simplification should become cohesion policy's main objective"5 and therefore welcomes the efforts of the current proposal to include this principle.
Simplification should result in more clarity in eligibility, audit, payments, and use of ICT.
The transparency resulting from this simplification should provide more efficiency in the implementation, in terms of transposition and compliance with the objectives.
Simplification should focus on substantial changes to forms, better advice during the drafting phase, flexibility in ex-post budget changes and a prior evaluation phase(screening).
However, the Committee thinks that regulatory simplification should not be limited to bringing together the current procedures under a kind of framework regulation on safety.
More simplification should also result from introducing, where the relevant conditions are in place, a sector-based approach to the allocation of assistance for those sectors.
Some administrative simplification should also result from the need to transpose only one Directive instead of two.
Genuine simplification should allow greater access to funds both for the local communities and small organisations that need them.
It should be noted that simplification should be pursued not only in the definition of the rules but also in their application.
Simplification should improve clarity, aid comprehension of the rules and support their application and enforcement and boost development impact within and between regional trade blocs.
Considers that regional policy should be better adapted to the needs of users and that simplification should reduce unnecessary administrative barriers and costs as well as other obstacles hampering policy goals, should avoid confusion and erroneous interpretation of current administrative practices and should, on the other hand, ensure more flexible project management, synchronised controls, and increased efficiency of the policy;
Simplification should first and foremost benefit partner countries and regions but will also allow for more efficient management, through the reduction of administrative burden.
Administrative simplification should not lead to an overall reduction of the data controllers' responsibility in ensuring effective data protection.
Harmonisation and simplification should be achieved through the regulatory procedure and, in the interests of clarity and consistency, this new procedure should also apply in the zootechnical field.
This simplification should benefit farmers, enabling them to concentrate on producing safe, quality food, and also the national and EU authorities, by reducing the bureaucratic burden associated with implementing the CAP.
