Examples of using Harmonisation would in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, obtaining an extended harmonisation would face the opposition of the Member States creating them many obstacles and difficulties.
At the same time, a greater level of harmonisation would contribute even more towards achieving a common Union commercial law.
Updating national laws on foundations due to harmonisation would lead to some administrative and compliance costs for national authorities and stakeholders.
On the other hand, however, maximum harmonisation would leave no room for diversity and would,
However, obtaining an extended harmonisation would face the opposition of the Member States, as declared in several comments on the public consultation.
It could implicitly result in an unlimited extension of duty-free sales, as unanimity on rate harmonisation would be difficult if not impossible to reach.
By contrast, maximalist harmonisation would seek to produce absolute conformity,
The absence of harmonisation would result in a proliferation of national rules resulting in increased burden for the industry
On issues where full harmonisation would not be possible a mutual recognition clause would apply,"for certain aspects covered by the proposed legislation but not fully harmonised.
Even complete harmonisation of rates could not prevent the growth of illegal activities since harmonisation would necessarily mean aligning rates on the highest national rates within the Union.
Substantive patent law harmonisation would simplify patent processing,
According to that principle, there would be mutual recognition of national legislation, and harmonisation would only take place when provisions directly interfere with the functioning of the internal market.
The original idea of a maximum harmonisation would have meant that consumers in those countries would have been disadvantaged,
Whereas harmonisation would foster cooperation among the credit insurers acting on behalf of the State
therefore that any attempt at harmonisation would be doomed to failure.
The Belgian Ministry of Finance suggests that contract law harmonisation would allow the uniform classification of contracts for tax purposes
Limited harmonisation would not bring any direct benefit with regard to tax restrictions either,
Fiscal and administrative harmonisation would be positive developments for business
The absence of harmonisation would retain individual national marketing
Harmonisation would result in other economic