Traduction de «armonizzazione doganale » (Italien → Anglais) :

customs harmonisation [ customs harmonization | harmonisation of customs legislation | harmonisation of customs procedures ]

approximation of laws [ legislative harmonisation | Harmonization of law(STW) ]

Working Party on Economic Questions / Customs union (Harmonization of customs legislation)

European Union Intellectual Property Office [ Community Trademark Office | Community Trade Marks Office | EUIPO | Office for Harmonization | Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market | Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs) | OHIM ]

Federal Act of 23 June 2006 on the Harmonisation of the Register of Residents and of other Official Registers of Persons | Register Harmonisation Act [ RHA ]

Community customs rules

border guard | customs and excise duty officer | customs control officer | customs officer

Joint Committee on the harmonisation of working conditions in the steel industry | Mixed Committee for the harmonisation of working conditions in the steel industry

customs warehouse

Federal Act of 14 December 1990 on the Harmonisation of Direct Taxation at Cantonal and Communal Levels | Direct Taxation Harmonisation Act [ DTHA ]

Particular focus will be on possibilities of: (1) simplifying and speeding up the registration procedure, taking into account the requirements of the electronic age; (2) increasing legal certainty, such as by redefining what may constitute a trade mark; (3) clarifying the scope of trade mark rights inter alia as regards goods in various situations throughout the EU customs territory; (4) providing a framework for increased cooperation between the Office for Harmonisation in the Internal Market (OHIM) at Alicante and national trade mark offices with the aim of harmonising administrative practice and developing common tools, such as tho ...[+++]se which offer far greater options for conducting priority searches, and watching the registry for infringing registrations; and (5) making the Directive more coherent with the Regulation, in particular, by further aligning the legal grounds of refusal for registration at European level, and (6) aligning the grounds for refusal and for coexistence under both the Directive and the Regulation to rules on geographical indications.

considers, therefore, that the Commission proposal is not moving in the right direction: far from ensuring that customs rules are further streamlined and harmonised, it appears to remove some of the attempts at simplification introduced in the Modernised Customs Code (MCC) while also proposing a series of possible exemptions from principles and practices - in relation to data exchange systems, for example - which run counter to the objective of achieving a uniform customs environment;

If the Commission has no clear view based on the treaties, could and does the Commission plan to adopt a clear strategy for accelerating cross-border logistics whilst cutting carbon pollution and protecting communities at risk, including key multi-modal infrastructure projects, electronic freight tracking and load exchange, cross-border customs harmonisation and training programmes across the supply chain/logistics sector as soon as possible in order to help restore growth in European Member States’ economies?

If the Commission has no clear view based on the treaties, could and does the Commission plan to adopt a clear strategy for accelerating cross-border logistics whilst cutting carbon pollution and protecting communities at risk, including key multi-modal infrastructure projects, electronic freight tracking and load exchange, cross-border customs harmonisation and training programmes across the supply chain/logistics sector as soon as possible in order to help restore growth in European Member States’ economies?