Examples of using Minimum harmonisation in English and their translations into Italian
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would make such minimum harmonisation possible.
endorses minimum harmonisation of consumer credit provisions,
Legislative: a minimum harmonisation at European level of conditions for the commercial exploitation of public sector information throughout Europe is under consideration;
The existence of minimum harmonisation clauses has resulted in the fragmentation of the regulatory framework,
Therefore the proposal moves away from the minimum harmonisation approach followed in the four existing Directives to embrace a full harmonisation approach.
The minimum harmonisation approach meant that Member States had the possibility to maintain
Moreover, the minimum harmonisation of the directive has caused legal fragmentation in the Member States.
This provision is intended to ensure a minimum harmonisation in relation to the penalties applicable to the offenders.
it provides for minimum harmonisation, allowing Member States to introduce more restrictive
Fortunately, the directive in question concerns minimum harmonisation and Member States may go further when they transpose the directive into national legislation.
The principle of minimum harmonisation of consumer protection policy is enshrined in the Treaty, moreover.
As experience with existing minimum harmonisation Directives shows, the level of implementation could maintain a considerable number of differences in national contract laws.
they favour either minimum harmonisation or maximum harmonisation through regulations providing for a high level of protection.
The rules that apply now are minimum harmonisation, i.e. a common lowest level is agreed below which no country may fall.
The Directive on misleading and comparative advertising19 provides minimum harmonisation for misleading marketing practices in a business to business context.
the deadlines for transposition have not been met and so minimum harmonisation has not been achieved.
based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
Partly because the general distance selling directive assumes minimum harmonisation, the same should apply to this specific directive.
It explicitly does not rule out further harmonisation of consumer contract law directives that provide only minimum harmonisation.
No Member State would be able to apply stricter rules than another, minimum harmonisation clauses would be repealed