Examples of using Fully harmonised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Therefore, today's paradoxical situation is that the requirements for granting a marketing authorisation are fully harmonised, while the requirements for post-authorisation changes-variations- are not.
On issues where full harmonisation would not be possible a mutual recognition clause would apply,"for certain aspects covered by the proposed legislation but not fully harmonised".
Does the Council consider that this provision implies that an EU ban on a particular environmental measure which goes beyond a fully harmonised level may be regarded as contrary to the Treaty?
(146) There would, in future, be no discrepancy(as far as EU fundamental rights protection was concerned), between fully harmonised and partially harmonised policies.
It is absolutely essential to ensure a fully harmonised internal market in household laundry detergents so as to eliminate any additional
The objective is to move towards a fully harmonised list of safe countries of origin at EU level,
The EESC, which will be duly and specifically consulted on the Green Paper, believes that a fully harmonised system of European taxation should be achieved as quickly as possible, and the transitional scheme should be abolished.
Fully harmonised safety standards for Europe do not yet exist and public concern is
the new Directive but eventually benefit even more from fully harmonised rules to export goods and digital content throughout the EU.
Replace the Asylum Procedures Directive with a Regulation establishing a fully harmonised common EU procedure for international protection, to reduce differences in recognition rates between Member States, discourage secondary movements and ensure common effective procedural guarantees for asylum seekers;
benefit compared to the current situation, as the cost savings from fully harmonised cross-border rules for goods will be the more significant the smaller a business is.
these costs will be limited compared to the existing situation as the new rights will be fully harmonised.
since the Common European Sales Law would contain fully harmonised consumer protection rules providing for a high standard of protection throughout the whole of the European Union.
the new Directive but eventually benefit even more from fully harmonised rules to export goods and digital content throughout the EU.
since Directive 95/46 fully harmonised national provisions on data protection,
possibly complemented on a case-by-case basis by mutual recognition for certain non essential aspects not fully harmonised; minimum harmonisation with mutual recognition;
not the definitions it provides are to be fully harmonised or whether the Member States will have some discretion to elaborate on these concepts;
lack of conformity with the contract and in order to eliminate one of the major obstacles inhibiting the Digital Single Market, a fully harmonised order in which remedies can be exercised should be provided for.
on whether the explicit leeway applied by Member States to provisions not fully harmonised has impacted on the achievement of the internal market and consumer protection objectives of the Directive.
which go beyond the provisions of the Directive, as long as they comply with EU law(e.g., in the field of payment services, Directive 2007/64/EC establishes fully harmonised rules).