Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Coordination rules in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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As regulations, the coordination rules apply directly in all EU countries.
this is the second amendment, aims to broaden the material aspect of the application of coordination rules.
A proposal to simplify the Social security coordination rules is already before the Council.
In 1992 the Edinburgh Council recognized the need to carry out a general overhaul of the text in order to simplify the coordination rules.
In fact, their nature often does not suit them to the coordination rules applicable to the legal schemes.
In 1992 the Edinburgh European Council recognized the need to carry out a general overhaul of legislation in order to simplify the coordination rules.
The EU has had a system of social security coordination rules for mobility within the EU for over 50 years1.
social security coordination rules and insurance.
Coordination rules are not just intended to ensure free movement for employed persons;
It also takes into consideration the changes in the forms of social security in Europe and adopts"coordination rules" in line with the new shape of a"Social Europe.
it is appropriate to simplify the coordination rules;
By the end of 2010, launch an awareness campaign on how citizens can benefit from EU social security coordination rules to move within Europe, without losing their rights.
the rules for posting employed and the situation of self-employed persons within the social policy coordination rules.
Similarly, the EESC believes that the external dimension of coordination rules must protect the rights of EU citizens when they are outside the EU
The work done under the previous Presidencies shows that it is important to focus attention in the short term on simplification of the coordination rules.
the process of simplifying and reforming the coordination rules gives us an opportunity to take up the challenge of changing the forms of social security in Europe.
The need for a general overhaul of the legislation was recognized as early as 1992 when the Edinburgh Council appealed for simplification of the coordination rules.
The application of the coordination rules to all insured persons will satisfy the need for Regulation No 1408 to be brought into line with developments in the freedom of movement within the European Union, which is not
avoid unwarranted loss of benefits, there is a need to lay down specific coordination rules for pre-retirement benefits;
A doption of the two new regulations will allow new EU social security coordination rules to come into application on 1 March 2010,
The Commission therefore presented a proposal for a Regulation to simplify and modernise the coordination rules contained in Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71.
Hence, it is necessary to provide for the application of the coordination rules of Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71 to third-country nationals legally resident in the Community who are not currently covered by the provisions of this Regulation on grounds of their nationality
Linked to the European internal market, the EU has developed a system of social security coordination rules for mobility within the EU.
also non-active persons are protected by the coordination rules.
for instance through the introduction of coordination rules for supervisors with regard to cross border offers,
insurance, and the coordination rules of social security systems.
constitute Community coordination rules in the field of social security for migrant workers.
these agreements set up a system of coordination rules for persons moving between the two countries.
that their number is kept to a minimum by ensuring that specific entries are in fact necessary for the implementation of the coordination rules in the relevant Member State and adhere to the proportionality principle.
In fact, it is essential that a single and uniform coordination rule is applied in administrative matters and in order to achieve simplification.