Examples of using Minimum harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Union initially started to regulate in the field of contract law by means of minimum harmonisation Directives adopted in the field of consumer protection law.
The directive establishes a minimum harmonisation of corporate governance requirements,
This Directive should achieve minimum harmonisation, thereby avoiding further disparities between the Member States in dealing with the re-use of public sector documents.
The directive remains a"minimum harmonisation" legal instrument
The Directives under review contain minimum harmonisation clauses meaning that Member States may maintain
The existence of minimum harmonisation clauses has resulted in the fragmentation of the regulatory framework,
The proposed Directive shall repeal the minimum harmonisation Directive 1999/44/EC and introduce a full set of harmonised rules for contracts for the sale of goods.
Therefore, this Directive should repeal the minimum harmonisation Directive 1999/44/EC and introduce fully harmonised rules on contracts for the sales of goods.
The main cause of the fragmentation is the minimum harmonisation clauses contained in the consumer directives.
Therefore the proposal moves away from the minimum harmonisation approach followed in the four existing Directives to embrace a full harmonisation approach.
Some have used the minimum harmonisation clause and have introduced variations for the benefit of consumers.
The existing consumer contract acquis demonstrates the limitations of minimum harmonisation directives in reducing regulatory divergences.
could increase through Member States' use of minimum harmonisation clauses.
On the harmonisation approach, the Parliament had proposed to introduce a minimum harmonisation clause in the Directive.
This problem can only be solved by a coordinated EU intervention since it is the uncoordinated usage of the minimum harmonisation clauses by the Member States that is at the root of the problem.
Second, a temporary derogation from the full harmonisation principle applies to national provisions which implement directives containing minimum harmonisation clauses.
At one extreme, minimum harmonisation of both investment leverage
the measures adopted should be based on minimum harmonisation, in line with paragraph 2(a)
(14) Without minimum harmonisation at Union level, legislative activities at national level,
Accordingly, the fundamental principle followed in the directive is now, once again, minimum harmonisation- with the exception of the areas that are to be fully harmonised,