Examples of using Harmonised implementation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The harmonised implementation of an interoperable EU-wide eCall service has been on the agenda of the European Commission since 2005,
The proposed new peer review mechanism, aimed at ensuring and monitoring a harmonised implementation of the Ecolabel Regulation will make the way the different Competent Bodies deal with issues of assessment and verification of applications by companies more transparent.
Establish mechanisms to ensure harmonised implementation of the rules by all Member States with a sustainable, efficient and credible management at EU level with access to internal
will contribute to the promotion of good practices aimed at ensuring effective and harmonised implementation of the type-approval and market surveillance regulation;
(4 a) In order to ensure a harmonised implementation of this Directive, Member States shall consult each other
the majority of changes would give to the Commission further possibilities to ensure harmonised implementation of the legislation and can therefore be considered acceptable.
order to take into account Community or IMO measures which enter into force in the future so as to ensure their harmonised implementation.
Calls on the Commission to ensure the rapid and harmonised implementation of the provisions relating to fruit and vegetables on the one hand, and to producer organisations and interbranch organisations on the other, as defined in Regulation(EU) No 1308/2013;
more to clarify the scope with a view to ensuring harmonised implementation than to substantially change the scope of the EU legislation.
Since then various measures have been taken to ensure harmonised implementation, and the audits and fact-finding missions conducted by the Directorate-General for Health
2015/565 amending Directive 2006/86/EC12, should contribute to a harmonised implementation of the Single European Code for tissues and cells and actively supported their development.
strict and harmonised implementation of the Code in all Member States and acceding countries.
which would jeopardise their effectiveness and hamper their harmonised implementation.
including co-ordination of national competencies to create transparency and foster harmonised implementation.
To contribute to the development of guidance aimed at ensuring effective and harmonised implementation of this Regulation, in particular regarding the designation
(2) It is necessary to provide for the progressive establishment of minimum required performance limits(MRPLs) of analytical methods for substances for which no permitted limit has been established and in particular for those substances whose use is not authorised or specifically prohibited in the Community, in order to ensure harmonised implementation of Directive 96/23/EC.
(c) to contribute to the development of guidance aimed at ensuring effective and harmonised implementation of this Regulation, in particular regarding the designation
Specific objective 1: Establish mechanisms to ensure harmonised implementation of the rules on medical devices by all Member States with a sustainable,
(a) contributing to the promotion of good practices aimed at ensuring effective and harmonised implementation of this Regulation, in particular regarding the assessment,
(8) It is necessary to provide for the progressive establishment of minimum required performance limits(MRPL) of analytical method for substances for which no permitted limit has been established and in particular for those substances whose use is not authorised, or is specifically prohibited in the Community, in order to ensure harmonised implementation of Directive 96/23/EC.