Examples of using A harmonisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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after the adoption of a harmonisation measure, a Member State deems it necessary to maintain national provisions on grounds of major needs referred to in Article 30,
At the same time, I agree that a harmonisation of principles at the Community level will contribute not only towards guaranteeing security of supply,
after the adoption by the Council or by the Commission of a harmonisation measure,' shall be replaced by‘If, after the adoption of a harmonisation measure by the European Parliament
In July 2010, the Commission proposed to go further, with a harmonisation and simplification of protected deposits,
avoid the re-creation of barriers to the internal market, a harmonisation approach might on a case-by-case basis be complemented by a clause providing for mutual recognition for certain aspects covered by the proposed legislation
limit the scope of the definition of an author to the‘purposes of the directive' does not necessarily mean that the directive effected a harmonisation extending beyond the field of term of protection.
security and justices requires that the prevention of offences affecting the financial interests of the Union be accompanied nowadays by a harmonisation of the rules on limitation periods in the Union
If, after the adoption of a harmonisation measure by the European Parliament
after the adoption by the Council or by the Commission of a harmonisation measure,' shall be replaced by‘Moreover, without prejudice to paragraph 4, if, after the adoption of a harmonisation measure by the European Parliament
thereby simplifying its management; a harmonisation of provisions for coupled payments under one heading renders the legal framework more user-friendly and the scheme for
If, after the adoption by the Council or by the Commission of a harmonisation measure, a Member State deems it necessary to maintain national provisions on grounds of major needs referred to in Article 36,
after the adoption by the Council or by the Commission of a harmonisation measure, a Member State deems it necessary to maintain national provisions on grounds of major needs referred to in Article 30,
The forthcoming Recommendations are not intended to replace existing national legislation or to provide for a harmonisation at EU level with a binding legislation.
Digital Harmonisation: a key deliverable.
It is therefore a question of harmonisation.
Data harmonisation is a key issue.
Article 8 is a standard tax harmonisation provision.
Only a regulation guarantees full harmonisation of this method.
More technical harmonisation in a number of key areas.