Esimerkkejä Minimum harmonisation käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Directive on misleading and comparative advertising19 provides minimum harmonisation for misleading marketing practices in a business to business context.
It is important that the basis of the directive is once again minimum harmonisation and services like those in the health or social sphere are removed from the directive.
On the consumers' side, they favour either minimum harmonisation or maximum harmonisation through regulations providing for a high level of protection.
CRD is also a'minimum harmonisation' directive which means that Member States may add stricter prudential rules, which gives rise to a practice known as'gold-plating.
One of the solutions proposed by Mrs Patrie is a combined approach to the consumer acquis involving full harmonisation in the cross-cutting definitions and minimum harmonisation at sector level.
The Framework Decision aims at enhancing the fight against money laundering and introducing a minimum harmonisation of penalties.
Before the financial reform, EU financial services legislation was largely based on minimum harmonisation, allowing Member States to exercise considerable flexibility in transposition.
as EU legislation in this field achieves minimum harmonisation only.
Directive 2011/83/EU), the deadlines for transposition have not been met and so minimum harmonisation has not been achieved.
in general, a minimum harmonisation approach and improving the derogation
because we will then have minimum harmonisation.
Policy Option 1 is the status quo option, meaning that the minimum harmonisation of the Consumer Acquis is maintained.
Piecemeal improvements possible but minimum harmonisation approach does not ensure a high,
based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
The Consumer Credit Directive 87/102/EC, based on minimum harmonisation, resulted in Member States going beyond the Directive's provisions to a different extent.
Fortunately, the directive in question concerns minimum harmonisation and Member States may go further when they transpose the directive into national legislation.
Leaving the existing minimum harmonisation approach would fail to address the lack of consumer confidence about cross-border consumer protection demonstrated in the surveys;
In areas where minimum harmonisation applies, Member States have gone very often beyond the minimum harmonisation rules.
For the purpose of this White Paper, minimum harmonisation means that Member States may, if they so desire,
However, they are all based on minimum harmonisation, leaving us with a patchwork of national rules built on top of the Community's standards.