This Costa report, despite its plausible verbiage, is part of that process of harmonisation aimed at creating a single criminal justice system.
I had barely settled down in Gitega, when I found myself with two of my protection colleagues among the rolling hills of Ngozi and Kayanza (two Northern provinces of Burundi) on a field mission in order to monitor the process of harmonisation of community-based Child Protection Committees (CPC).
And while the European education ministers gather, a parallel workshop will be held to focus on the process of harmonisation of higher education from the perspective of those in the front line, such as Ph.D. researchers.
Our aim is to support the process of harmonisation of these community structures by organizing meetings at the commune level.
Following further calls for harmonisation across the European Union, 2 3 4 member states have been engaged in a process of identifying minimum standards for driving, and these are now in the process of being implemented in the United Kingdom and other European Union states.
This in itself is of concern as the growth in international pharmaceutical standards and the process of their harmonisation, specifically through the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH), has been criticised for raising standards and compliance costs with insufficient attention being paid to whether they improve research on medicines and the safety of end products [ 10– 10].
Preliminary results from a small data set capturing 11 months in 2007 indicate that less than one dozen countries are major detectors in the food alert process [2], which currently suffers from a paucity of harmonisation and extensive inputs from limited participants.
In certain cases, precisely because we are a Union, we need a degree of harmonisation or more legislation, sometimes in order to harmonise or simplify the existing legislation.
We have to create a mechanism of harmonisation, of culture and roles.
Second, from an ethical viewpoint, inconsistency and a lack of harmonisation may unevenly protect research participants [ 11].
