Sentence examples for a harmonised group from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, it will feel like more of a harmonised group.

Analysis of PSC subscales showed that a significant decline in management commitment and priority, and communication in relation to employee psychological health, within the non-harmonised group underpinned these effects.

In 2007, when most other countries were nearing the end of a boom driven by excess credit, Germany had the highest unemployment rate (8.7% of the workforce on a harmonised basis) of the group of seven leading industrialised countries.

The working group on categorisation implemented a harmonised categorisation system into the CPNP, a requirement according to article 13 (a) of the Cosmetic Products Regulation.

She is therefore helping to set up the Pan-African Harmonisation Working Party (PAHWP), a body that will create a harmonised regulatory framework among its members.

Canada is committed to a harmonised North American approach.

It fixes a harmonised limit of €100,000 [or the equivalent] across Europe".

He said European GDP could be increased by €415bn (£308bn) a year if a harmonised market in digital services was established.

A harmonised goods-and-services tax (GST), to replace the myriad of state and federal levies, would be in place by April 2016, said Mr Jaitley.

First, they are responding to the persistent demands of their citizens, who have long called for a harmonised FTT in Europe.

Ireland's government fears a harmonised base would be a slippery slope to common rates, eventually forcing it to raise its highly competitive corporate tax rate of 12.5%.