57 REACH are, in case of CMRs, based on internationally harmonised classification requirements according to GHS [4] or, in case of PBTs, according to REACH Annex XIII at least more stringent compared with the requirements of international law following from the POP-convention [5].
Furthermore, the implementation of the Commission Delegated Regulation with regard to the provision of EU-wide real-time traffic information services(3) will facilitate the dissemination of information related to traffic restrictions based on harmonised data.
This paper aims to provide a data-based benchmark of buildings energy performance in China and investigates the facts and causes of large variations in energy consumption across buildings based on updated and harmonised dataset.
Earlier in the day, Baez performed the gospel standard We Shall Overcome; Odetta declared I'm on my Way; Dylan sang Only a Pawn In Their Game, about the slaying of Mississippi civil rights activist Medgar Evers; and Peter, Paul and Mary harmonised on their hit version of Dylan's Blowin' in the Wind, itself based on the spiritual No More Auction Block.
The idea was to deliver fair pay for non-medical staff based on the principle of "equal pay for work of equal value", provide better links between pay and career progression, and harmonise terms and conditions of service such as annual leave, hours and sick pay, and work done in unsocial hours (in most cases, weekends, 8pm to 6am on weekdays, and bank holidays).
43 It is apparent from recital 20 in the preamble that Directive 2001/29 is based on the principles and rules already laid down in the directives in force in this area, inter alia Directive 92/100 on rental right and lending right (now Directive 2006/115) and Directive 93/98 harmonising the term of protection of copyright (now Directive 2006/116).
Although all data were harmonised based on consented harmonisation rules, the data from the different cohort studies are still not perfectly comparable owing to differences in study design and data collection procedures, and to inconsistencies in definitions of variables.
The three determining factors used to decide whether the new directive was legitimately based on article 95 included the need to harmonise, a favourable internal market purpose and a favourable internal market effect.
