Examples of using Regulatory convergence in English and their translations into Swedish
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Regulatory convergence must, however, be accompanied by measures to coordinate the fiscal rules that apply to the sector.
The twofold objective is to promote regulatory convergence, including promoting equivalence of third-country regimes where possible, and to push for wider adoption of international standards.
These negotiations aim to foster regulatory convergence, including on sensitive issues such as IPR protection
market access, regulatory convergence and trade rules addressing shared global challenges.
In the South, regulatory convergence and harmonisation should be sought in line with the Regional Transport Action Plan 2014-2020 addressing maritime, aviation, rail, road and urban transport.
Although a degree of regulatory convergence between Member States could be expected in some areas, in others the problems are likely to become more acute.
The EU will also continue to push for more regulatory convergence with its trading partners at the G20
Regulatory convergence should not aim just at achieving comparable outcomes:
By regulatory convergence, these should achieve effective protection
bilateral dialogues to improve regulatory convergence with its main partners
Regulatory convergence could do much to promote fair competition,
promoting open markets and regulatory convergence, and build on co-operation with China through EU-China regulatory dialogues.
that second stage negotiations should enhance further regulatory convergence.
A Partnership Agreement with China will improve market access for EU companies and promote regulatory convergence.
promote higher standards and greater regulatory convergence.
international trade relations and regulatory convergence are monitored by the European Commission.
Secondly, you highlighted the need- and I thank you for doing so- always to respect the following dual objective: the opening up of markets and regulatory convergence.
as well as legal and regulatory convergence, are thus strong mutual interests.
that the second stage should enhance further regulatory convergence.
In this context, market integration and regulatory convergence should be pursued through comprehensive EU agreements based on the EU rules in the countries covered by the European Neighbourhood Policy