Examples of using Fully harmonised in English and their translations into Slovak
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The legislation controlling the use of enzymes in food processing is not fully harmonised in the EU.
(146) There would, in future, be no discrepancy(as far as EU fundamental rights protection was concerned), between fully harmonised and partially harmonised policies.
That is why a red line was drawn through the proposal for a fully harmonised directive, when it became clear that it would equate to a lower level of protection for EU consumers.
If we now quickly move to a position where we have fully harmonised consumer protection throughout the EU,
the variations rules can be fully harmonised within the EU.
Option 2: Setting up a fully harmonised preventive restructuring procedure
It should result in a system composed of fully harmonised and interoperable components,
Moreover, the fully harmonised withdrawal period of 14 days will provide certainty to consumers, and a simpler legal environment for businesses to operate in.
Option 2 includes fully harmonised information requirements for consumers,
This option would ensure a fully harmonised internal market for laundry detergents,
The infrastructure should be composed of fully harmonised and interoperable components which guarantee high performance air transport activities in Europe.
A sufficient legal connection may exist even where different national law which is not fully harmonised is applicable to the two claims.
The third option looked into the case for creating of a new security together with a fully harmonised extrajudicial enforcement procedure.
A horizontal instrument could however contain fully harmonised rules in specific fields,
Moreover, for matters which are not fully harmonised, EU rules reduce the discretion of EU
the package tour Directive6; although this does not reflect a fully harmonised view: situations of unequal treatment of different passengers involved in the same type of event can have different protection.
The proposed Directive will provide a simplified and fully harmonised framework replacing Directive 97/5/ EC,
The right of withdrawal is fully harmonised with a small flexibility for Member States to reduce under very restricted conditions the period for exercising the right of withdrawal of 14 days to 7 days.
The regulation allows for the introduction in the national legal systems of Member States of additional legal requirements relating to trust services in so far as those services are not fully harmonised by the regulation.
the right of withdrawal are fully harmonised and guarantee a high level of consumer information