Examples of using Lack of harmonisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The main difficulty is the lack of harmonisation and sometimes consistency concerning the different interpretations.
Lack of harmonisation and incomplete data collection continue to make it difficult to monitor trends
In writing.-(PL) Given the lack of harmonisation at Community level, variations to purely
The lack of harmonisation of some taxes continues to play havoc with the internal market.
The lack of harmonisation on this aspect constitutes an important source of diverging application of the directive,
The lack of harmonisation with regard to the ranking of creditors therefore makes the issue of collective proceedings very uncertain for employees.
This is due to t The lack of harmonisation in the classification of airspace has an impact on its optimal operational organisation.
The lack of harmonisation of statistics is partly the result of differences in definitions of migration,
including incomplete coverage and lack of harmonisation.
the Commission have identified the lack of harmonisation and standardisation of ILUs as an area that hinders the development of intermodality.
Viewed from a policy perspective, the main emphasis lies with those problems that are concerned with the national legislation of different countries, the lack of harmonisation and unclear legislation within the EU.
This was not because of ignorance of the EU services Directive, but in view of the lack of harmonisation and new market influences.
However, only national anti-money laundering requirements and the lack of harmonisation of relevant national legislation, or absence of EU legislation,
this approach is likely to lead to a lack of harmonisation jeopardising electronic exchange of data
particularly when not justified by any objective reason and when the lack of harmonisation could represent a further obstacle to a single market in these products.
Up until now, the legislation on food enzymes has not been fully harmonised in the EU and, as a consequence, this lack of harmonisation has created barriers to trade
the persistence of bureaucratic burdens and the lack of harmonisation in the EU internal market.
has concluded not only that industry is hampered by the lack of harmonisation, but also that the citizen is confused about what is safe and what is not in light of differing approaches.
Yet the Commission holds the view- in line with standard case law- that this lack of harmonisation does not give the pharmaceutical companies the right to consolidate this price discrepancy by charging higher prices in lower-price countries where drugs are exported to higher-price countries.