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This puts huge emphasis on goodwill between countries and the harmonisation of existing laws to make it easier for investigators to cross international boundaries.
"Measures considered included the possibility of joint policing in a defined area along both sides of the Irish border, and the harmonisation of law enforcement procedures as between Northern Ireland and the Republic," the government papers reveal.
Take the latest German-French missive, on December 7th: it speaks of euro-zone action on financial regulation, labour markets, a financial-transactions tax and the harmonisation of the corporate-tax base.
But the friendly dogs that sniff passengers at Australia's airports, even many travelling internally, in the search for a contraband apple or banana reflect a love of regulation that rivals India's licence raj.The states, all Labor-run for most of the 2000s, are responsible for much of the rule-making, and should now attend to the unmaking of some regulations and the harmonisation of others.
The emergence of a European Constitution, which incorporates a binding Charter of Fundamental Rights and constitutes a system of values characterised by unity and integration, demands higher quality justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation.
– Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the issue of the quality of criminal justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation is a core theme in the EU's global justice project.
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The IEM aimed at third party access and unbundling, neglecting the physical infrastructure and the basis for asset valuations and hence the harmonisation of network charges.
To fully realise and explore the harmonisation of data handling regarding RT-QPCR assays requires collaborative efforts between scientists that routinely conduct the assays and can define the problem, and statisticians that can suggest the optimal approach.
An improvement in the implementation of validated methods could arise from a better coordination on the matter at national and international levels, the harmonisation of different legislations, and a strict control of the national rules in order to make them up-to-date with respect to validated methods.
A constant awareness and work of the harmonisation of the concepts as well as the use of common definitions is therefore necessary.
