Examples of using Harmonisation should in English and their translations into German
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Regulatory impact assessments(RIAs) when preparing national negotiating positions and legal harmonisation should be carried out
Harmonisation should be the last thing on the agenda of any national government that wishes to see its country's economic growth rise.
The level of this harmonisation should aim to ensure not only fairer compensation for loss
Harmonisation should be limited to requirements necessary to guarantee that the promotion
I also support the view that harmonisation should lead to a comparable level of consumer protection across all the Member States, without full harmonisation of all national provisions.
I am afraid there is only one solution: the Member States that want political harmonisation should advance, and the Member States that see Europe only as an economic union should stay behind.
On the other hand, I understand the argument that tax base harmonisation should lead to greater transparency among the individual systems in the European Union,
in which the rapporteur says that social harmonisation should eliminate competition which is damaging to health,
the purpose of the study on the economic impact of the patentability of computer-implemented inventions was to provide assistance in determining how extensive harmonisation should be.
For all four options 2-5, it was also examined whether the harmonisation should be mandatory for all products with a given function,
double legal basis and that the principle of optimum harmonisation should hold good for all three directives.
Should harmonisation relate to national laws
This harmonisation exercise should cover veterinary medicinal products authorised before 2004.18.
He also pointed out that there should be harmonisation regarding compensation- general deadlines should be set for Member States to compensate.
They also agree that on the important issue of minimum or maximum harmonisation we should be looking sensibly at a case-by-case basis.
Question 14: The EESC is convinced that new harmonisation measures should be adopted at EU level see points 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4.
Such harmonisation should concern both the management reports
Harmonisation should not mean that diversity is destroyed.
Further harmonisation should be one of the key objectives of the review.
Harmonisation should not be based on the lowest common denominator of protection.