Examples of using Should be simplified in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
requests for mutual assistance under Article 7 of Regulation(EEC) No 4045/89 should be simplified.
The derogation procedure should be simplified by introduction of a'de-minimis' exclusion for the smallest manufacturers from the obligation of having a CO2 target.
The calculation of the security lodged for the purpose of submitting a licence application should be simplified.
The structure should be simplified by moving the provisions on instruments which are not grants to other parts of the Regulation.
The procedure applicable to certain types of amendments to be made to the Annexes to this Directive should be simplified.
the appointment procedure should be simplified, they should scaled down
The application procedure for submitting projects under the call for proposals should be simplified.
The arrangements for meeting transport, sorting and packaging costs should be simplified and the amounts increased.
The procedure for updating the lists of qualifications eligible for automatic recognition should be simplified.
France" should be simplified to take into account the fact that the complementary insurance referred to in paragraph 2 has not been implemented.
Administrative procedures should be simplified through clearly defined selection criteria,
Experience has shown that administration should be simplified by restricting deliveries to whole milk and excluding all other milk products.
with the proviso that the rules for registration should be simplified.
lengthy procedures, which should be simplified.
They agreed that the use of the system should be simplified and its benefits be extended.
The administrative procedures should be simplified, with more transparent selection of programmes at the national level.
Legislation should be simplified in a systematic and operational fashion,
For these preparations, therefore, there should be simplified information sheets giving only those details which are really needed for users or consumers.
The procedure for placing products on the market should be simplified, whilst maintaining a high level of consumer protection.
This coordination system is now under review and should be simplified and adapted to new situations.