Sentence examples for a set of harmonised from inspiring English sources

The International Olympic Committee IOCC) was recently forced to drop a similar sanction when the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) ruled in favour of a challenge to it  from the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) because the IOC penalty did not comply with Wada's code - a set of harmonised rules for sport that stipulates maximum bans of two years for first-time offenders.

That said, the International Olympic Committee was recently forced to drop a similar sanction when the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled in favour of a challenge to it from the World Anti-Doping Agency because the IOC penalty did not comply with Wada's code - a set of harmonised rules for sport that stipulates maximum bans of two years for first-time offenders.

A complete list of the common sub-set of harmonised data extracted from LSIA 3 and CSAM is reported in the Appendix.

By having multiple laboratories perform NGS on a set of well-characterised strains, the results produced by the different laboratories will be used to identify those steps in the process where QA/QC (quality assurance/quality control) measures need to be taken to increase the concordance among results and harmonise the interpretation of data.

At best, Saeed believes they've helped hundreds of Somali youth find a way of harmonising their Somali identity with their British selves and lives.

In any case, some officials reckon that even if a fully harmonised set of EU rules is eventually achieved, it would be unlikely to ensure that all EU countries share a proportionately equal burden of asylum-seekers.

Those were the tough guys, the guys you should be afraid of, harmonising on a street corner in Queens somewhere!

Our program seeks to allow the patient to take a more active role in the process of harmonising care across different specialties.

Many would worry that such a scheme would be a step towards the French Socialists' long-held dream of harmonising minimum wages and welfare standards across the EU.

The "pact for competitiveness" (now the "pact for the euro") that Mrs Merkel and France's Nicolas Sarkozy are promoting, for instance, includes the idea of harmonising corporate-tax bases, surely a step towards harmonised tax rates.

The kickdrum was followed by a series of angelically harmonising voices, a kind of techno remix of a Cocteau Twins record.