Sentence examples for be harmonised by from inspiring English sources

Corporation taxes could eventually be harmonised by majority vote, but only if countries first agreed unanimously to take such a vote.

In early 2010 IEC 62366 was harmonised by the EU Medical Device Directive meaning that it is now a legal requirement for medical device developers to formally address the usability of a device before placing it on the market anywhere in Europe.

Given the internal market and free movement of goods in the EU, it is extremely important to consumers that the evident differences in the quality and effectiveness of market-surveillance authorities should be harmonised upwards by means of European rules governing accreditation bodies.

In this way, measurements by different participants will be harmonised and more comparable.

Thus, Ludy's Subsurface Hell invites viewers to experience an uncanny space inspired and shaped by an ancestral "lifestyle" theory that calls to be harmonised with our surrounding environment.

Let us not be misled by the fallacy that a deep and workable single market requires everything to be harmonised, to hanker after some unattainable and infinitely level playing field.

In order to boost trade, markets will be further deregulated and standards will be "harmonised".

Besides, a United Nations legislative study by Cotula and Vidar [ 35] has described how the standards often are incompatible but need to be harmonised.

Therefore, it is important that future studies be harmonised with these novel recommendations.

These methods should be harmonised to ensure comparable, high quality STI testing.

These terms have been harmonised in USA, UK, Australia and New Zealand by the inclusion of both ergonomics and human factors in society, institute and association names; most non-English speaking countries continue to use the term ergonomics.