Examples of using Harmonised rules in English and their translations into Polish
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Question 5: Should the harmonised rules include a public policy clause enabling courts to refuse to apply a foreign law in certain circumstances?
such distortions should be eliminated and new harmonised rules introduced for this type of activity.
If harmonised rules are not suitable for certain ships below 24 meters,
Reduction of the number of procedures, harmonised rules and procedures will apply, reducing the risk of error.
a legal framework and lays down harmonised rules for the collection and dissemination of data concerning the placing on the market
Fully harmonised rules will therefore ensure legal certainty
Harmonised rules on maximum weights
Some harmonised rules have been established at European Union level concerning honey marketing standards
The objective of the proposal is to lay down updated harmonised rules on the roadside inspection of motor vehicles
Finally, I believe that more unified and harmonised rules for the Structural Funds will provide a solid basis for efforts towards simplification and sound financial management.
Article 6 ensures that the intra-EU trade of second-hand vehicles is made easier, by harmonised rules on the temporary registration of motor vehicles.
There are no consistent or harmonised rules for defining the MPPC,
The aim of this directive is to establish harmonised rules taking account of developments in society(empowered patients seeking more information) and technology increased use of the internet.
Directive 1999/37/EC laid down harmonised rules concerning the registration certificates for vehicles subject to registration in the Community.
Article 8 aims at facilitating the intra-EU trade of second-hand vehicles by businesses, through harmonised rules on the‘professional registration' of motor vehicles.
To ensure that the harmonised rules are applied as widely as possible,
the legislations of the Member States cannot deviate from the harmonised rules.
extended by a Community act and the legislations of the Member States cannot deviate from the harmonised rules.
To better ensure that harmonised rules are applied at the same time in all Member States, a regulation is considered to be more adequate than the current Directive.
With the reduction of the number of programmes, harmonised rules and procedures will apply, reducing the risk of error.