Examples of using Approximation of national in English and their translations into Swedish
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Approximation of national recovery powers.
Simplification and approximation of national licensing schemes.
Approximation of national laws on the subject of procedural safeguards.
Decisions may not be used for the approximation of national laws.
Minimum approximation of national sanctioning regimes.
focus of further approximation of national laws should be assessed.
Approximation of national applications and computerisation of Community Customs procedures.
Option 5: Simplification and approximation of national licensing schemes.
Approximation of national laws and regulations for the establishment and functioning of the
The last point refers to the working methods to be implemented to achieve greater approximation of national laws and to prevent inconsistencies.
Objective: Approximation of national legislation on the conditions for admission and residence of third-country nationals. .
The new common system of VAT may require a greater degree of approximation of national recovery powers than the transitional regime.
The approximation of national laws relating to the promotion of tobacco ensures a high level of health protection.
Alongside the Communication, the Commission presents two proposals for framework decisions on approximation of national criminal law
An approximation of national laws would be necessary
To ensure that these instruments can be used directly in measuring systems for liquids, approximation of national provisions concerning the maximum permissible errors for such assemblies should be undertaken immediately;
The approximation of national laws by means of directives based on Article 44 of the Treaty can overcome some of these difficulties.
The ECB notes the efforts undertaken to introduce the changes necessary to be able to use Article 114(“approximation of national provisions”) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union as a possible legal basis.
Achieving greater approximation of national trade mark laws and procedures for the purpose of making them more consistent with the EU trade mark system.
elimination of obstacles to making Short Sea Shipping more successful, approximation of national applications and computerisation of Community Customs procedures
Considering that the legal basis for the approximation of national laws on utility models should be sought in Article 100A and the aforementioned Article 130 of the Treaty;
Achieving greater approximation of national trade mark laws and procedures with the aim of making them more consistent with the Community trade mark system.
does not affect the approximation of national laws concerning the management of excise movements
Whereas the approximation of national provisions which is laid down by this Directive does not prejudice application of the provisions of Articles 31 and 32 of the Treaty;
Once adopted, the framework decision will contribute to the approximation of national legislation in this field as well as to the improvement of international law enforcement and judicial cooperation.
Whereas the approximation of national laws relating to tractors entails reciprocal recognition by Member States of the tests carried out by each of them on the basis of common requirements.
based solely on Article 114 TFEU(on the approximation of national laws relating to the internal market)
Whereas the approximation of national laws relating to motor vehicles entails reciprocal recognition by Member States of the tests carried out by each of them on the basis of the common requirements.
The proposal will contribute to the approximation of national legislation in this field as well as to improving international law enforcement and judicial cooperation.
Whereas the approximation of national laws relating to motor vehicles entails reciprocal recognition by Member States of the checks carried out by each of them on the basis of the common requirements.