Examples of using To be harmonised in English and their translations into Polish
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The EESC calls for European energy poverty indicators to be established and for statistics to be harmonised in order to identify, prevent
the availability of such information needs to be harmonised at European level in a user-friendly manner.
European institutions, should be extended to the public, particularly in border areas where procedures need to be harmonised.
that is why I call for the standards in this area to be harmonised at European level.
Under the Commission proposal, the adoption of a minimum common tax, to become effective on 1 January 2014, would enable the FTT initiatives already taken by the Member States to be harmonised, securing the smooth functioning of the single market.
clarified quickly: the extent to which deposit-guarantee schemes need to be harmonised, their funding and the proactive ex ante use of resources for damage prevention.
Consultation with stakeholders confirmed a very strong desire for the allocation to be harmonised at EU level,
since it will enable European legislation on access to information on medicinal products to be harmonised and, above all, because it will ensure that patients obtain more information about prescription medicines.
while reiterating its view on the scope and on the need for the levels of compensation to victims to be harmonised at EU level.
firstly the existing rules do not cover all areas that need to be harmonised in order to make an integrated market function,
particularly in border areas where procedures need to be harmonised.
THE COMMON VOCATIONAL TRAINING POLICY MUST, IN PARTICULAR, BE SO FRAMED AS TO ENABLE LEVELS OF TRAINING TO BE HARMONISED PROGRESSIVELY.
Mandatory(*) Item to be harmonised.
Rules on radiation protection and preparing for off-site emergencies also need to be harmonised.
The items to be harmonised are indicated with an asterisk in Annexes IV, VIII and IX.
In addition, the technical standards necessary for cross-border trade to function effectively need to be harmonised.
VAT rates would have to be harmonised.
Certain criminal provisions need to be harmonised so that counterfeiting and piracy in the internal market can be combated effectively.
A further question is whether all areas of insurance contract law or only particular ones need to be harmonised.