Examples of using Full harmonisation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We need to increase consumer confidence. That is why targeted full harmonisation is the best way to do it.
Therefore, full harmonisation should only be used on those aspects necessary to achieve a consistent framework for cross-border transactions,
Consequently, in September 2002 the Commission proposed a Directive with a view to achieving full harmonisation.
Unfortunately, the full harmonisation of consumer rights in the European Union is still not a reality today.
the best way to address the problem of competition would be through full harmonisation.
reflects this practical reality, which runs counter to the full harmonisation imposed by Community law.
then the purpose of the proposed directive, namely to ensure full harmonisation, will not be achieved.
China could be used in explaining why it is so important to have targeted full harmonisation.
because even after lengthy negotiations it was not possible to achieve the desired full harmonisation.
A Directive combined with full harmonisation will achieve the necessary level of legal certainty while leaving room to targeted national implementation._BAR.
Full harmonisation would be expensive for the industry
If we achieve the targeted full harmonisation through the Green Paper,
The Commission does not share these concerns because of the full harmonisation and the high level of consumer protection achieved in the proposal.
TITLE VI Final provisions Article 78 Full harmonisation, mutual recognition
It is essential to ensure the cooperation of all Member States and full harmonisation at EU level.
practices between national HICPs, so the full harmonisation of quality adjustment methods should be the ultimate aim.
progress would have to be made towards full harmonisation.
I also support the view that harmonisation should lead to a comparable level of consumer protection across all the Member States, without full harmonisation of all national provisions.
The proposal allows for full harmonisation, aimed at contracts signed away from business premises
We are also for the first time taking a careful step towards full harmonisation.