Examples of using Legislative harmonisation in English and their translations into Italian
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This limit does not prevent a high degree of legislative harmonisation from being reached.
for very extensive legislative harmonisation in many of his points.
The Council, however, cannot accept this amendment as it opposes that legislative harmonisation proposals in these areas are initiated under this Decision.
There must be a drive towards greater legislative harmonisation, by means of genuine Council harmonisation directives,
Some form of legislative harmonisation will be needed if common goals are to be reached,
the Agreement is aimed at achieving a certain degree of legislative harmonisation by establishing uniform rules on buses
How to adequately combine full legislative harmonisation in certain cases without reducing consumer protection in some Member States is one of the aims that legislative reforms affecting regulation of the internal market should take into account.
to ensure this, there must be a high degree of legislative harmonisation, as set out in the draft Constitutional Treaty.
Russia is‘to achieve economic integration through progressive legislative harmonisation and regulatory convergence and compatibility.
especially the Committee's wish that a high degree of legislative harmonisation be achieved as well as an open form of legislation which respected the rights of immigrants.
to ensure this, there must be a high degree of legislative harmonisation, as set out in the draft Constitutional Treaty.
(i) promoting legislative harmonisation by proposing to States model legislation in the field of business law and(ii)
In the industrial field it includes provisions to promote legislative harmonisation in order to facilitate the integration of our partners,
The relevant geographic markets were considered to be at least Europe-wide, given the legislative harmonisation of standards and codes throughout Europe,
law has been available, whereas- despite the fact that legislative harmonisation has had a very significant impact on Member States' legal systems- differences between EU law and national laws remain in many Member States.
together with legislative harmonisation, actively involving the Member States,
This is why I think that coordinated measures are required against the causes of this problem, along with legislative harmonisation and closer judicial cooperation between Member States, with the aim of conducting investigations more efficiently.
The“Strong top-down coordination” would require the imposition of mandatory standards and legislative harmonisation, thereby increasing administrative burden
This has generally ensured legislative harmonisation, which has greatly simplified the regulatory environment in which businesses operate,
concerning the need to push forward Community-level initiatives to achieve legislative harmonisation in the areas in question and wonders how appropriate such measures are.