Examples of using Maximum harmonisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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In its common position, the Council would like to introduce exceptions to the principle of maximum harmonisation.
Even if a majority of professionals tend to prefer maximum harmonisation of the law and a low level of protection,
The Commission subsequently presented a draft directive in which it rightly proposed maximum harmonisation.
The authorities in the Council believe that maximum harmonisation constitutes a significant obstacle to effective macroprudential policy.
However, it is not clear in the report whether the EU is to establish maximum harmonisation in this area.
All participants supported minimum harmonisation except for tourism businesses, which supported maximum harmonisation, including the highest existing levels of consumer protection.
We agreed that it might be sensible to switch to maximum harmonisation in the foreseeable future.
As a consequence, the maximum harmonisation which is generally provided for is not problematic
Business representatives agree- in line with maximum harmonisation- that this option has not been provided for.
Directives aimed at maximum harmonisation are perceived negatively in France, as French competition laws are considered to be more advanced.
The EESC has already spoken out for maximum harmonisation, considering that protection of consumers in line with Article 153 should be at the highest level11.
The maximum harmonisation approach adopted by the Commission for the Directive on the Distance Selling of Financial Services is therefore the right approach.
The maximum harmonisation presented initially by the rapporteur is not consistent with previous legislative proposals of the European Union.
These should work towards maximum harmonisation of competition rules
Development to ensure maximum harmonisation.
Maximum harmonisation throughout the Community of these procedures and prudential assessments is therefore critical.
during the procedure they did not support maximum harmonisation, something which I deeply regret.
accepting in principle maximum harmonisation combined with a high level of consumer protection.
rather than maximum harmonisation.
while a considerable majority of 71.4% rejects maximum harmonisation at a low level of protection.