Eksempler på brug af Full harmonisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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If we achieve the targeted full harmonisation through the Green Paper,
because even after lengthy negotiations it was not possible to achieve the desired full harmonisation.
The Commission will pursue any deviations from the full harmonisation standards of the Directive that might occur at the national level.
and that is full harmonisation.
The retail products financial market will only be able to call itself properly integrated once that degree of full harmonisation that the consumer protection rules aim to bring about has been achieved and guaranteed.
which are accentuated by the fact that the proposed directive prescribes full harmonisation( see Article 78 of the proposed directive)
This support for full harmonisation across the consumer acquis- or targeted full harmonisation- is shared by the majority of respondents to the Green Paper, in particular by businesses and Member States.
We need full harmonisation of terrorist crimes at European Union level,
This Regulation provides for full harmonisation as regards the third countries whose nationals are subject to the visa requirement for the crossing of Member States' external borders
In view of this, although full harmonisation of these rates may be an unrealistic objective in the short term,
The rapporteur's proposal that the minimum level of harmonisation in consumer protection should be accompanied by the full harmonisation of technical rules is the only acceptable regulatory solution in the present situation.
Whilst full harmonisation prohibits them from restricting the free movement of goods,
is fundamental for achieving full harmonisation of the measures to protect European trade from counterfeiting and piracy.
we still do not have full harmonisation either in contract law or in the substantive European law governing financial services, no other decision can be made in this directive.
This Regulation provides for full harmonisation as regards the third countries whose nationals are subject to the visa requirement for the crossing of Member States' external borders,
will therefore be more advantageous than an amendment or full harmonisation.
On this point the Commission reminds the European Parliament that a full harmonisation directive on unfair business-to-consumer practices was already a very ambitious proposal which would have failed if its scope had been extended to business-to-business unfair competition practices.
In discussion yesterday in Parliament, questions were raised as to whether there was full harmonisation or not.
It is very important that this does involve a minimum of regulations and not a full harmonisation of legislation.
The proposal allows for full harmonisation, aimed at contracts signed away from business premises