Sentence examples for a full harmonization from inspiring English sources

While this would require coordination, "contrary to some claims, however, we don't really require a full harmonization of bankruptcy regimes across nations".

Taking into account the fact that revegetation would probably be relevant only in a limited number of countries, a full harmonization may not be warranted because of the high cost involved as all countries should brake down their data accordingly.

Before however outlining his main amendments to the Commission's proposal, it appears sensible to attract the readership's attention to why a full harmonization approach is much needed.

The final phase will culminate in a full monetary union, which will imply the adoption of irrevocable fixed exchange rates and a single currency, as well as full harmonization of economic, fiscal and monetary policies by the member states.

However, while quality of life did not seem to be much affected by the fact that people lived in protected areas, full harmonization of biodiversity protection and socio-economic development were hindered by constraints of formal and legislative nature.

Time does not permit a full review of how 'harmonization' in its many forms is whittling down food safety and public health precautions in the drive to increase trade.

4. Full codon harmonization of MSP142 Camp gene fragment: The Camp allele of MSP142 is a chimera of the 3D7 and FVO alleles, and was made by splicing AlwNI (New England Biolabs) fragments corresponding to the 5'end and 3'end of the codon harmonized 3D7 and FVO genes, respectively.

Following full codon harmonization of this segment for expression in E. coli (i.e., addressing the frequency of codon usage at each residue), codon usage patterns for heterologous expression (third line) were in good agreement with those of the gene in its native host (compare first and third line), e.g. with the usage rate for P153 increasing to 8% as compared to 11% in P. falciparum.

Rather than attempting full-scale harmonization, the Harmonization Directive limits itself to the national provisions that are most likely to affect the functioning of the internal market.

For the future, a harmonization or a combination of all IAGA databases would be desirable.

"The Erasmus scheme has been a catalyst for harmonization," said Dennis Abbott, a spokesman at the European Commission.