Examples of using Minimum harmonisation in English and their translations into Polish
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The main cause of the fragmentation is the minimum harmonisation clauses contained in the consumer directives.
This would be achieved through minimum harmonisation across the European Union,
Member States have gone very often beyond the minimum harmonisation rules.
The directive establishes a minimum harmonisation of corporate governance requirements,
partial or minimum harmonisation and allowed for certain matters to be left to Member States to regulate.
The Commission regards the proposal generally as a minimum harmonisation instrument that leaves the Member States latitude to set more rigorous consumer protection requirements.
On the harmonisation approach, the Parliament had proposed to introduce a minimum harmonisation clause in the Directive.
One of the solutions proposed by Mrs Patrie is a combined approach to the consumer acquis involving full harmonisation in the cross-cutting definitions and minimum harmonisation at sector level.
meaning that the minimum harmonisation of the Consumer Acquis is maintained.
I succeeded in getting this approach altered and in making minimum harmonisation the norm.
The Framework Decision is aimed at combating trafficking in human beings, and introducing a minimum harmonisation of penalties.
The existing consumer contract acquis demonstrates the limitations of minimum harmonisation directives in reducing regulatory divergences.
it proposes that the measures adopted should be based on minimum harmonisation.
in general, a minimum harmonisation approach and improving the derogation
Different rules resulting from minimum harmonisation may have a negative impact on the internal market.
EU instruments providing for minimum harmonisation, enabling Member States to adopt stricter rules(which in a cross-border context can be applied only subject to a mutual recognition test);
Finally, another option would be minimum harmonisation eventually combined with the country of origin approach.
On the consumers' side, they favour either minimum harmonisation or maximum harmonisation through regulations providing for a high level of protection.
Minimum harmonisation would allow Member States to apply a higher standard of protection, as allowed under European law,
All participants supported minimum harmonisation except for tourism businesses,