Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Further harmonisation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Pending further harmonisation, Member States may maintain or lay down national rules concerning the use of phosphates in detergents.
Option 1(base line): There would be no further harmonisation, despite the apparent need for further alignment of the heterogeneous legal framework.
For certain categories of active substances further harmonisation is required concerning the dossier to be provided and the evaluation to be carried out.
This report underlines the need for further harmonisation of credit insurance in order not to distort competition between Commu- nity firms.
Finland recommended further harmonisation of statistics between the Member States,
The Dutch presidency attaches great importance to further harmonisation of the European arms export policy
He also raised the point that further harmonisation of procedures and sanctions might be necessary in future.
It is also considering presenting a Green Paper on further harmonisation of procedural rules relating to uncontested and small claims.
concern areas where further harmonisation will have significant impact.
practical exercises directly aimed at further harmonisation of risk management approaches across the EU.
One contribution supports progressive further harmonisation on the basis of regular evaluation reports.
A reference to the guidelines developed by the European Asylum Support Office aims to ensure further harmonisation through operational means.
One option would be to create a European Co-ordination Body responsible for comparison of methods and recommendations for further harmonisation.
The Commission will therefore pursue further harmonisation of the reproduction right as a matter of priority.
The Commission will publish a report on the further harmonisation of insolvency law by the end of 2012.
testing of technologies aimed at further harmonisation of standards within the EU and beyond.
There also appears to be significant scope for improving the cost-effectiveness of national monitoring efforts through further harmonisation.