Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The minimum harmonisation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This provision states the minimum harmonisation nature of the Directive.
In areas where minimum harmonisation applies, Member States have gone very often beyond the minimum harmonisation rules.
On the other hand, the minimum harmonisation principle has created too many differences.
In the end, a majority was in favour of the minimum harmonisation approach.
Moreover, the minimum harmonisation of the directive has caused legal fragmentation in the Member States.
Policy Option 1 is the status quo option, meaning that the minimum harmonisation of the Consumer Acquis is maintained.
Thirdly, the minimum harmonisation character of the Transparency Directive allows Member States to adopt more stringent requirements10.
Thirdly, effective cross-border enforcement policy is in turn hampered by the fragmentation of the regulatory framework resulting from the minimum harmonisation clauses contained in many of the EU consumer directives.
As stated above, by preserving the minimum harmonisation approach and cooperation mechanisms, the proposal will comply with the proportionality principle.
because the rules adopted by Member States going beyond the minimum harmonisation prescribed by EC law are necessarily divergent.
The minimum harmonisation approach meant that Member States had the possibility to maintain
This Directive should accordingly lay down standard rules for the common aspects and move away from the minimum harmonisation approach in the former Directives under which Member States could maintain
Despite the minimum harmonisation in 2003 through the Directive on the re-use of public-sector information,
Due to the minimum harmonisation of the Directive, the legal fragmentation in Member States is significant, causing compliance costs
whereas this Directive effects only the minimum harmonisation required.
This Directive effects only the minimum harmonisation required, and does not go beyond what is necessary
As regards the individual Directives, I broadly endorse the minimum harmonisation approach- and what Mrs Patrie has said-
However, under the minimum harmonisation principle, some undertakings could be subjected to more stringent solvency requirements by their national supervisory bodies than undertakings in other Member States; this obligation to
21 allow Member States to go beyond the minimum harmonisation prescribed so as to allow extension of certain obligation of the Directive,
Moreover, the minimum harmonisation character of the Directive, together with the optional character of the articles with regard to defensive measures
Full harmonisation would not only entail the repeal of the minimum harmonisation clauses; it would also imply the elimination of the regulatory options available to Member States on specific aspects by some provisions in the directives,
Directive 94/19/EC is based on the principle of minimum harmonisation.
Since 1989 these measures have been the subject of a minimum harmonisation.
Minimum harmonisation of checks by the competent authorities.
Another option could therefore be the combination of minimum harmonisation with a mutual recognition clause.