Sentence examples for a significant harmonization from inspiring English sources

We argue that, given the peculiarities of the Italian market design, a volume coupling solution could avoid, at the moment, the costs of what could be a significant harmonization effort and, in the end, it might constitute the best short-term strategy.

Lack of agreement among calibrators is potentially a significant obstacle to method harmonization.

The use of standardized internationally recognized methods for 35S and T nos assays, shown to work with all events/products in commerce, would make a significant contribution to international trade harmonization.

On Saturday, November 2 , 2002 President Bush signed into law, in the form of TEACH (the Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act of 2001, S. 487 1, legislation representing a significant reform of the copyright landscape as it applies to distance education, and the use of protected material, analog, but especially digital.

Though collaboration on PLA negotiation is an extension of collaboration on health technology assessment, it is a very significant next step that requires harmonization of the outcomes of decision-making processes.

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.

"I think aesthetically it will be a better harmonization than many things I see in Manhattan," he said.

A Gesualdo madrigal is heard in a skewed harmonization near the end of the first movement, and again in a more direct form in the finale.

Mr. Osborne told BBC Radio the euro zone would also need "a greater harmonization or integration of fiscal policies or banking policies".

Therefore, we need to set up a data harmonization process.