Examples of using Complete harmonisation in English and their translations into German
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The Council debate revealed, however, that complete harmonisation of Member States legislation would be easier to implement.
Community legislative acts have not, however, resulted in complete harmonisation of the first ownership of rights in these works.
It dealt with the fact that minimum harmonisation in the area of consumer legislation must be given priority over complete harmonisation.
We are opposed, however, to those parts of the report which concern a complete harmonisation of direct taxes.
However, Community legislation has not resulted in complete harmonisation of the notion of authorship in cinematographic and audiovisual works.
Given the situation regarding the consumer acquis, the approach in favour of complete harmonisation in this proposal is not practicable at present.
I am entirely with you, I am against complete harmonisation because the people would reject it.
The setting up of EASA and the provisional definition of its responsibilities are an important step on the way to complete harmonisation of safety rules in civil aviation.
A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of ratite meat must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of ratite meat.
The passage from non-harmonisation to complete harmonisation, if it is to take place at all,
early 1980s has shown that complete harmonisation is slow,
for a few very specific points, a complete harmonisation of everyone's rights and duties.
where most negotiating countries need to complete harmonisation of vehicle tax rates, and maritime transport,
A list of third countries allowed to use the certificates for imports of live ratites must be established to achieve complete harmonisation of the conditions for import of live ratites;
dealers which will ensure a complete harmonisation across the EU.
when the Community has achieved a complete harmonisation(…) because the common rules so adopted could be affected in the sense of the ERTA judgement(…) if the Member
Even complete harmonisation of rates could not prevent the growth of illegal activities since harmonisation would necessarily mean aligning rates on the highest national rates within the Union.
The Commission would like to see complete harmonisation on the basis of a uniform standard
At this stage, complete harmonisation is scarcely an appropriate method of resolving all the different problems which can arise.
The Commission under lined that only an approximation, and not a complete harmonisation, of rates would be necessary.