Examples of using Greater harmonisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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It will run training programmes aimed at those responsible for this sector within each country, contributing to greater harmonisation between the various practices.
It agrees with the conclusion that the success of the Dublin system depends on greater harmonisation of protection standards at EU level.
The Agency will monitor the performance and decision making of those bodies with a view to a greater harmonisation at Union level.
further regulations and greater harmonisation are necessary.
Taking a range of accompanying measures at regional level to permit greater harmonisation and greater compatibility with the Union's internal mar ket.
At this moment, reflection could start with whether greater harmonisation between the different liability systems currently existing would be advisable
Combined with greater harmonisation of rules in the EU, this contributes to stronger international competition
as it means we need to move towards greater harmonisation, based on common rules.
thus contribute to greater harmonisation in this field.
The adoption of the proposed targets will lead to a greater harmonisation of the markets for recycled materials
I believe that we can respond to the fears of those who think that greater harmonisation could lead to downward levelling of consumer protection
Using Council regulations rather than directives would achieve greater harmonisation, enabling in particular the EU to avoid double
The aim of this proposal for a Directive is to encourage greater harmonisation and coordination of national measures regarding security of oil supplies,
Greater harmonisation and prioritisation of monitoring activities organised at national
the proposal for a regulation drawn up by the European Commission to replace Directive 91/414/CE achieves greater harmonisation of authorisation procedures while at the same time providing for consumer protection.
It should be emphasised that the adoption of a common list of safe countries of origin will not necessarily lead to greater harmonisation, as this common list will co-exist alongside national lists compiled by each Member State.
We will only be able to achieve this objective by means of better coordination of the policies implemented in each State, and through greater harmonisation of screening procedures and of the fight against the disease.
influence on certificates has been introduced in Article 6 to work toward selection of best practices in certification and possible greater harmonisation.
making greater harmonisation necessary.
further development of an inventory of metadata tools to cope with the need for greater harmonisation of metadata content requirements between international statistical agencies.