Examples of using Further approximation in English and their translations into Swedish
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Therefore, greater reliance on specific duties can lead to further approximation of retail selling prices within the EU.
Study and research towards further approximation of legislation, e.g. in the fields of illicit arms trafficking,
Although satisfactory progress has been made on drug precursors, further approximation of legislation is needed.
Further approximation of excise duties within the EU
A common refugee and asylum policy requires further approximation of asylum policies after refugee status is granted.
Legislation on seeds and propagation material, and quality standards of agricultural seed appear to be only partially consistent with EC legislation and further approximation will be necessary.
For the Commission, this is also a first step towards a further approximation of rates within the EU,
Further approximation is however needed concerning the rules of disclosure of certain data on capital rules of public limited liability companies(second company law directive), and on rules setting up single member companies 12th company law directive.
Enhanced efforts are needed to create an administrative environment that will allow for further approximation towards European standards.
the neighbouring countries and further approximation of legislation and policies in the neighbouring countries towards EU standards with a view of ensuring continued economic
pointed out that application of a minimum rate alone would not lead to further approximation.
In considering the available policy options the appropriate level and focus of further approximation of national laws should be assessed.
(8) The further approximation of rules on the recognition
Hence, the introduction of a European order for payment would not entail the need for further approximation of national procedural legislation.
As far as we are concerned, further approximation of the laws of the Member States,
STRESSING in particular the fact that the Council of Europe Conventions have often laid the indispensable foundations for further approximation of the legislation of the Member States of the European Union;
Thus, the Committee could promote further approximation of asylum policy in the future and it could pave the way forward from minimum standards
appropriate for the achievement of the basic objectives of this Regulation to provide for the further approximation of concepts, principles
to consider submitting new legislative proposals where further approximation is needed.
As far as the Europol/Eurojust system is concerned, the Commission agrees that in principle further approximation and facilitation of the European data protection regime should be ensured after the adoption of the framework decision in consultation with all the bodies concerned.
(8) The further approximation of rules on the recognition
there is a need for further approximation within the European Union.
The Committee could promote further approximation of asylum policy in the future
Further approximation of national asylum procedures,
(8)The further approximation of rules on the recognition
Most Member States agree that the proper functioning of the Internal Market requires further rate approximation.