Examples of using Simplification should in English and their translations into German
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Simplification should be targeted on a few sectors
Legislative simplification should start at the earliest stage when proposals for new
The idea was that simplification should in no way make it worse for people moving within the EU.
The most important and most desirable effect of simplification should be to encourage small companies to operate on the common European market.
The work programme on simplification should also be continued with high priority to contribute to administrative burden reduction in the short term.
Simplification should first and foremost benefit partner countries
In order to ensure legal certainty in relation to the eligibility of expenditure, this simplification should be applicable to all grants from the ESF.
Finally, it should be noted that simplification should be pursued not only in the definition of the rules but also in their application.
the effects of simplification should be tangible for business and citizens alike.
Whereas the desired simplification should be accompanied by improved checks that expenditure has actually been incurred
This simplification should allow the Commission
Simplification should also involve removing from the list of beneficiaries,
This simplification should benefit farmers,
The concern of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection is that such a simplification should not be achieved at the expense of the consumer and of the quality of products.
the scope for further simplification should be examined,
In this regard, the Committee considers that the identification of the legal provisions that should be subject to simplification should primarily result from the discussions on the assessment of the concrete application of the directives.
it would be important to identify where there are measures that cause unnecessary problems and where simplification should be pursued.
reminds that simplification should be achieved also at national level.
but administrative simplification should not be used as an alibi for deliberately weakening the principle of Community preference still further.
However, this simplification should not lead to a reduction in regional aid to Sweden(also in view of the fact that Sweden is one of the largest net contributors to the EU's budget), particularly to the Objective 6 area.