Examples of using Harmonization in English and their translations into Slovak
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their coordination, harmonization and management.
CONSIDERING that simplification and harmonization of their Customs procedures can effectively contribute to the development of international trade
With regard to the differences in production and control, harmonization of the production process
The adoption of Directives on technical harmonization and standardization of the design,
Harmonization of different approaches toward this issue will be completed in early 2018,
A regional approach to fisheries management, including promoting the harmonization of conditions of access for foreign fleets to third countries EEZs.
The purpose of this proposal is to undertake a codification of Council Directive 90/384/EEC of 20 June 1990 on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to non-automatic weighing instruments3.
simplification and harmonization of customs procedures and practices;
Standard" means a provision the implementation of which is recognized as necessary for the achievement of harmonization and simplification of Customs procedures and practices;
as well as improve the educational programmes through their harmonization with labour market needs.
Whereas the effectiveness of efforts to eliminate money laundering is particularly dependent on the close coordination and harmonization of national implementing measures;
Must provide that the core principles for such simplification and harmonization are made obligatory on Contracting Parties to the amended Convention;
(c) Standards, being those provisions the general application of which is recognized as necessary for the achievement of harmonization and simplification of Customs procedures;
(c) Standards, being those provisions the general application of which is recognized as necessary for the achievement of harmonization and simplification of Customs procedures;
After introductory problems with harmonization of particular professions
their coordination, harmonization and management.
This harmonization is intended to ensure that wherever travelers cross an external EU border, they will encounter uniform border control standards.
DECLARING themselves in favour of a simplification and a harmonization of administrative formalities in the field of international transport, in particular at frontiers.
This harmonization will certainly be facilitated by the collegial work which Bishops now regularly undertake in Episcopal Conferences and Synods.
To contribute to the harmonization and adaptation of regulations by its members or, where relevant,