Examples of using Maximum harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Participants supported maximum harmonisation at a high protection level in order to defend the consumer as the weaker party.
prudential minimum requirements should therefore ensure maximum harmonisation.
particularly in terms of maximum harmonisation.
which supported maximum harmonisation, including the highest existing levels of consumer protection.
Directives aimed at maximum harmonisation are perceived negatively in France,
agree with the proposal to apply maximum harmonisation, for alleged reasons of clarity in application of rights in the single market.
on the one hand, maximum harmonisation may be useful,
However, we must ensure that maximum harmonisation does not result in a lowering of the guarantee in individual Member States,
The express choice of the maximum harmonisation method as regards end-users' rights, at a low level of protection,
We eventually ended up with maximum harmonisation and, in my view, this maximum European harmonisation will provide considerable protection not only for consumers,
it goes without saying that we must have maximum harmonisation on the matter at European level.
which is incompatible with maximum harmonisation.
the EESC has repeatedly spoken out against the Commission's over-riding tendency in recent years to adopt maximum harmonisation directives offering a low level of protection,
The EESC supports maximum harmonisation of the manner and form of submitting a standard VAT return,
While it was stated that there should be more EU-level binding rules and maximum harmonisation it was acknowledged that these rules have different impacts across the EU.
The mandate does not allow the EBA to achieve maximum harmonisation of the best super- visory practices across the EU, nor does it allow
The mandate does not allow the EBA to achieve maximum harmonisation of the best supervisory practices across the EU,
while a considerable majority of 71.4% rejects maximum harmonisation at a low level of protection.
any proposal seeking to achieve maximum harmonisation in the field of consumer protection should focus on highly practical aspects
were able to negotiate a pragmatic text, with the adoption of a mixed approach of minimum and maximum harmonisation, which means, therefore,