Examples of using Full harmonisation in English and their translations into Finnish
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After this first step, it could prove easier to target full harmonisation.
Thus many consumer organisations have come to regard full harmonisation as synonymous with a minimum level of consumer protection and minimum harmonisation as offering the possibility of a much greater level of protection.
The variant of optional harmonisation could imply higher costs for national administrations than full harmonisation, since they could be expected to maintain national procedures to some extent.
TITLE IV FINAL PROVISIONS Article 13 Full harmonisation Member States shall not maintain
Whilst it is not necessary to achieve full harmonisation of policies, the Union would benefit from increased co-ordination between Member States and a sufficiently high level of security in all Member States.
Full harmonisation of some key regulatory aspects will considerably increase legal certainty for both consumers and business.
Effectiveness: The full harmonisation of jurisdiction rules would ensure both full and equal access to justice in the European courts.
This option, which would require the full harmonisation of tax and labour laws and therefore it is unrealistic.
The full harmonisation of those issues would considerably reduce the administrative costs for distant
Full harmonisation will apply to the areas for which the directive provides for such harmonisation,
although radical action(either complete abolition or full harmonisation of EU legislation) was quickly discarded.
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
The full harmonisation of pricing and reimbursement measures, which would be incompatible
Full harmonisation is the option that allows maximum reduction in distortions of competition,
Therefore the proposal moves away from the minimum harmonisation approach followed in the four existing Directives to embrace a full harmonisation approach.
Therefore, full harmonisation should only be used on those aspects necessary to achieve a consistent framework for cross-border transactions, in order to add value.
Full harmonisation helps to overcome barriers to the single market resulting from such national end-user provisions which at the same time protect national providers against competition from other Member States.
As full harmonisation of the rules of substantive law in the Member States is inconceivable,
Does it intend to safeguard them by revising the proposed full harmonisation downwards or to restrict the commitments announced?
Policy option 5a: full harmonisation Directive on a mandatory Common European Sales Law