Examples of using Such harmonisation in English and their translations into Swedish
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it is not possible at this stage to achieve such harmonisation in this Directive or to establish such cooperation
NOTES that both such harmonisation of legislation concerning cross-border retail financial operations and the introduction of a single currency
This proposal, based on Article 93 of the Treaty, is intended to harmonise legislation to the extent that such harmonisation is necessary to ensure the smooth functioning of the internal market.
lifelong learning are concerned- we assume that such harmonisation is about minimum levels.
We are approaching such harmonisation at that level of protection in the context of the proposal for a PFI Directive
Whereas it is desirable that, even before such harmonisation, the populations of the Member States should become more strongly conscious of the reality of the common market
definition of fraud and of the level of applicable penalties, such harmonisation cannot lead to satisfactory results unless it is accompanied
In our view such harmonisation would reduce any perceived incentives for asylum applicants to choose between Member States when lodging their applications.
critical levels and the elaboration of procedures for such harmonisation;
Such harmonisation will also ensure uniform implementation of animal health rules throughout the Community
possible problems related to such harmonisation could be explored.
There is, indeed, no need for any such harmonisation; the necessary guarantees for free movement of persons can be achieved adequately and efficiently by other means.
Full harmonisation will apply to the areas for which the directive provides for such harmonisation, namely those areas most relevant to the operation of the single market.
However such harmonisation could be possible in the future if obstacles to the free movement of goods
That such harmonisation may well make a key contribution to boosting road safety
in particular those mentioned in the sixth principle, may be used towards such harmonisation.
Moreover, the EESC feels that such harmonisation may well make a key contribution to boosting road safety
Furthermore, the Regulation provides for a certain degree of harmonisation of charges for access to national systems, as far as such harmonisation is necessary in order to exclude possible distortive effects stemming from different national approaches.
Article 93 of the EC Treaty refers to the adoption of provisions for the harmonisation of legislation concerning turnover taxes to the extent that such harmonisation is necessary to ensure the establishment and the functioning of the internal market.
In the light of the studies made, it has become clear that such harmonisation must result in the abolition of cumulative multi-stage taxes