Примери за използване на Full harmonisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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and that is full harmonisation.
The Consumer Rights Directive will enable full harmonisation of the rights of European consumers.
misleading sales tactics are already banned by the full harmonisation Directive 2005/29/EC on Unfair Commercial Practices Directive.
in relation to the full harmonisation of information requirements for distance contracts;
If we go for a full harmonisation- what we're doing here- we're strengthening ourselves institutionally,
Consumer associations: The vast majority of consumer associations recognise a need to act at EU level and favour full harmonisation provided that a high level of consumer protection is guaranteed.
many provisions constitute full harmonisation and the proposal includes a large number of legal obligations.
Consumer organisations also recognise the need to act and support full harmonisation provided that a high level of consumer protection is guaranteed.
In this sense, and with regard to the definition of controller, Directive 95/46 indeed effects full harmonisation with regard to the addressees of the defined obligations.
would support full harmonisation of the current 2-year legal guarantee period.
my vision has been and remains full harmonisation.
It is essential to ensure the cooperation of all Member States and full harmonisation at EU level.
because even after lengthy negotiations it was not possible to achieve the desired full harmonisation.
Only by taking levels of consumer protection seriously, will it be possible to achieve full harmonisation.
Does it intend to safeguard them by revising the proposed full harmonisation downwards or to restrict the commitments announced?
Second, a temporary derogation from the full harmonisation principle applies to national provisions which implement directives containing minimum harmonisation clauses.
the Rapporteur proposes to uphold the current regime of the CSGD, albeit under a full harmonisation approach.
does not propose full harmonisation, and does not entail particular technical,
It would also appear to be self-evident that, in this case, the proposed directive must provide for full harmonisation in order to prevent Member States from making the system more binding to the detriment of enterprises which have their head office in the said Member States.
security policy but states that full harmonisation with European foreign policy can happen at the time of accession.