Sentence examples for closer in line with from inspiring English sources

This change brought the GAAP closer in line with the IASC standards.

Its passage would bring Cambodian law closer in line with international norms.

The White House argued that it brought taxes on Social Security benefits closer in line with taxes on private pensions.

The reduction, which started appearing on songs Tuesday, puts the company's iTunes store closer in line with its rivals.

But he imagines co-opting the bloc and moving it closer in line with his and Trump's right-wing nationalism.

In a sense, the goal would be to bring city streets closer in line with airports and courtrooms, from which guns have been successfully excluded.

This model penal code proved influential, and resulted in about 35 states' amending or codifying their laws to bring them closer in line with its provisions.

"The world's shipping industry has now, for the first time, defined its commitment to tackle climate change, bringing it closer in-line with the Paris Agreement," Tristan Smith, an expert on shipping and energy at the University College London energy institute, said in a statement.

As we now know, TPP brings countries representing 40% of the world's economic activity closer in-line with an American-style legal regime, which values above everything else increased GDP achieved through super-powered multi-national corporations.

When applied to recent warming trend estimates, the correction raises the trend from 0.10°C per decade to 0.18°C per decade, close in line with the surface warming trend.

For the following analyses, we considered as clades groups of haplotypes which are reciprocally monophyletic at the mitochondrial loci with the ML and BA tree reconstructions; displaying geographical contiguity; and divergent by more than 1% with its closer relative in line with previous studies ([ 24, 27, 28]; see also [ 45]).