Examples of using Harmonisation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Article 8 is a standard tax harmonisation provision.
The clarification of the relationship between Directive 2009/142/EC and other EU harmonisation legislation, including Ecodesign implementing measures under Directive 2009/125/EC
The harmonisation of insurance legislation in the European Union will be of benefit to all stakeholders,
(d) investigating at a technical level the harmonisation of the criteria by which Member States assess the state of their labour markets.
Apart from this, harmonisation of contract law would not prevent the discrepancies in other areas influencing transnational trade within the EU.
Therefore, provisions in existing sector specific harmonisation legislation that relate to market surveillance and safeguard clauses should
other marking required by that Union harmonisation legislation which has been affixed in a false
That communication of information shall also be deemed to fulfil notification requirements for the applicable safeguard procedures of Union harmonisation legislation.
included in the core accounts when sufficient robustness and harmonisation of measures is observable amongst Member States;
It also promotes an efficient securities market by fostering the harmonisation of market standards
However, when most of the Union harmonisation legislation was adopted, there were hardly any electronic tools available.
If new Union harmonisation legislation is adopted in the future,
local solutions lacking any clear harmonisation.
The introduction of environmental management systems represents an important economic instrument for communication and harmonisation in the field of environmental protection.
The adoption of successive vertical and horizontal Union harmonisation legislation therefore directly addressed the needs of European industry.
are not covered by Union harmonisation legislation.
(1) Regulations rather than directives should be the preferred instrument for implementing Union harmonisation legislation.
MBased on common Union-wide rules, market surveillance authorities shall establish the following procedures in connection with products subject to the Union harmonisation legislation set out in the Annex.
structures that underpin the implementation of Union harmonisation legislation are the responsibility of the Member States.
(a) the effective surveillance of the market within their territory with respect to any products that are subject to the Union harmonisation legislation set out in the AnnexUnion legislation on products;