Sentence examples for as harmonised. from inspiring English sources

Mr Zuma described elections on Wednesday as "harmonised" and extended his "profound congratulations" to Mr Mugabe for winning in a seventh term in a "successful vote".

There is talk in the euro zone of building a stronger social and political counterpart to monetary union, which might include such notions as harmonised tax bases and labour laws.

Degrees of co-ordination and diversification are improving remarkably and it is now common to see multi-professional teams working in the home as well as harmonised resources that foster continuity of healthcare delivery.

This emphasises the urgency of the need for a better understanding of systemic feedbacks and system interdependencies as well as harmonised assessment methods considering these.

The casino industry said modest changes to existing regulation, such as "harmonising" the number and type of gambling products, could increase jobs and tax returns without any new outlets opening.

Tonight, it comes in astonishing 90-second bursts, his voice – which can harmonise as sweetly as it can scream – buried in echo, struggling to be heard over the racket his three-piece band make.

To make this possible, investor-protection rules are also to be harmonised, so as to provide a (theoretically) consistent standard in areas such as investment advice, order-handling and the completion of securities trades—"best execution", in the jargon.Second, MiFID aims to change the nature of competition in share trading.

A report circulated within BAT in October 1991 noted that, in 'a perfect Common Market excise and other similar taxes on goods would be harmonised' so as to allow goods to move freely between the member countries without any fiscal distortions to trade [ 22].

In addition, national organic standards and certification systems need to be harmonised, as some countries refuse to label as 'organic' the products imported from countries where standards and regulations are different from theirs, hence increasing compliance costs of exporting countries.

It had been hoped that the tax treatment of pensions could be harmonised as part of the proposal, but that has not survived consultation with the member states.

So she talked about regulations being harmonised as technology progresses.