Examples of using Is to harmonise in English and their translations into Finnish
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Madam President, the intention of the proposed regulation is to harmonise the different national provisions on the addition of vitamins
The European Union must ensure the involvement of the sector if it is to harmonise the rail system.
The aim of those meetings is to harmonise the positions of the Council and the Parliament as far as possible
The purpose of the proposal is to harmonise the laws of the Member States relating to noise emission standards,
I believe that the aim of this is to harmonise foreign language learning throughout the European Union in future,
In writing.-(NL) I voted against Mr França's report on the application of the principle of mutual recognition to judgments in criminal matters because the aim of the report is to harmonise criminal law at European level.
as is well known, is to harmonise legislation controlling the use of enzymes in food processing in the EU,
transparency- in contradiction with the aim of the draft directive, which is to harmonise procedures and enhance the functioning of the internal market.
The aim of this draft Regulation is to harmonise and improve the assessment procedure for the authorisation of genetically modified food
An important goal must be to harmonise company taxation.
Its task will be to harmonise the legislation with the conditions for receiving EU financing for the renovation of prefab housing under the Structural Funds.
The goal was to harmonise the legal and administrative provisions of the Member States
The aim should be to harmonise approaches where they agree
The operational objective would be to harmonise some relevant aspects of national laws
The goal pursued in the first stage was to harmonise Member States' legal frameworks on the basis of common minimum standards ensuring fairness, efficiency, and transparency.
Another approach would be to harmonise the substantive law governing the property consequences of marriage and registered partnerships.
During the first phase of the CEAS(1999-2005), the goal was to harmonise Member States' legal frameworks on the basis of common minimum standards.
During the first phase of the CEAS, the goal set by the Tampere European Council was to harmonise Member States' legal frameworks on the basis of common minimum standards.
During the first phase of the CEAS(1999-2005), the goal was to harmonise Member States' legal frameworks on the basis of minimum standards.
The aim of this Directive will be to harmonise the legislative, regulatory