Examples of using Further harmonisation in English and their translations into Danish
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As this report calls for a radio spectrum policy, which fulfils Community policies, further harmonisation of radio spectrum is necessary.
on the need for further harmonisation.
Whether it is appropriate that resolution authorities may require that the minimum requirement be met through contractual bail-in instruments, and whether further harmonisation of the approach to contractual bail-in instruments is appropriate;
The report also legitimately insists on the need for further harmonisation and uniformity in the implementation of the customs legislation,
and for initiating further harmonisation of cash services within the euro area,
it has also become clear that we need further harmonisation and adjustment at European level
We also recognise the need for further harmonisation of Member States' national provisions
where the conditions are not favourable for achieving further harmonisation of VAT rates in the short term, makes meaningful progress in the near future very unlikely.
for it proposes that a group of company law experts be requested to examine the further harmonisation of company law and define a clear position on Article 9 of this directive by March 2002.
where it can be improved and where further harmonisation is possible.
people and services, further harmonisation with regard to the scope,
During Stage Three of EMU, which began in January 1999, the ECB, assisted by the national central banks( NCBs) of the European Union( EU), must collect statistics to enable the tasks of the ESCB to be carried out, and contribute to their further harmonisation where necessary.
Second, in my opinion in the longer term further harmonisation is needed once we have gathered experience on the working of this directive
When evaluating the scope for further harmonisation of calculation methods as referred to in Article 4(1),
as there is no need for any further harmonisation across Europe.
In other words, the further development of the common policy calls for further harmonisation of procedures throughout the Union.
some Member States considered that there is also a need for further harmonisation in the area of business taxation.
Further harmonisation is being implemented on the basis of Chapter IV of the Treaty establishing the European Community in its amended form by virtue of the Treaty of Amsterdam.
Ii pending further harmonisation of sectoral rules, the solvency requirements for each different financial sector
In negotiations with the Council, we have managed to secure an undertaking that further harmonisation and better quality training will remain under consideration