Examples of using Degree of harmonisation in English and their translations into German
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The debate, which was based on a presidency paper(15093/12), focused on the degree of harmonisation of vehicle testing to be achieved through the new rules as well as on the list of vehicles to be checked regularly and the frequency of the checks.
The need for a closer degree of harmonisation.
What degree of harmonisation should the EU aim at?
A high degree of harmonisation between Community and common transit;
What degree of harmonisation should the EU seek to achieve?
But a high degree of harmonisation is essential in the indirect tax field.
The choice of instrument depends on a number of factors, including the degree of harmonisation envisaged.
A Directive ensuring a high degree of harmonisation at EU level would have facilitated pan-European restructuring.
Second, a sufficient degree of harmonisation in the national data is necessary for building euro area aggregates.
Section 4.5 above discusses the degree of harmonisation that future consumer protection legislation should be based on.
The degree of harmonisation attained or currently being negotiated has often failed to meet the Commission's expectations.
The requirement that allocation in the period 2005-2007 be for free is already some degree of harmonisation.
This directive supports the smooth functioning of the internal market through the degree of harmonisation of units of measurement.
The degree of harmonisation that already exists in this field would appear to be sufficient for the stated aims.
Any simplification initiative will aim to improve environmental protection, increase the degree of harmonisation and simplify existing procedures.
There are certain areas of taxation which require a high degree of harmonisation, indirect taxation being the most prominent example.
Firstly, there are strong economic reasons for a high degree of harmonisation and co-ordination in order to avoid substitution and loopholes.
An effective functioning of such a regime requires a certain degree of harmonisation of the rules of monitoring, reporting and verification.
A certain degree of harmonisation of professional requirements is thus necessary
In the Commission's view a high degree of harmonisation of indirect taxes is necessary, as provided for in the Treaty.