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The existing literature does not adequately address environmental management systems as tools for harmonising the environmental, social and economic realms of education for sustainable development at primary schools.

The European efforts for harmonising the legislation and standardisation in the field of international, national and regional railway transport are the starting conditions for more competition and success of railway transport in the future.

In response to the problem of inconsistent migration data, we have developed a methodology for harmonising the data available to us from countries in Europe.

On the one hand, algorithms will be tested for their ability of harmonising the same DW MRI protocol across different MRI scanners.

"The basic condition for harmonising all the city's architectural space," he writes, "is the focus on the leader's statue and ensuring that the statue plays the leading role in the architectural formation of the city".

Clearly, there are large differences between the two sets of reported numbers (see, e.g., Spain to the United Kingdom or Poland to Germany).>> > -wrap-foot>> > -wrap-foot> SourcEurostattat Source: Eurostat The differences between reported immigration and emigration numbers are useful for improving and harmonising the migration data.

Both Oskar Lafontaine of Germany and Dominique Strauss-Kahn of France spoke of plans for harmonising taxes within the European Union.

We are harmonising the rules for the accreditation of bodies and mutual recognition of certification.

The Commission does not currently intend to pursue any initiative aiming at harmonising the training for commercial divers, including training on protecting the marine environment.

The main elements of the proposal consist of updating the water quality standards, introducing a risk-based approach to the monitoring of water, improving and streamlining the information provided to consumers, harmonising the standards for products in contact with drinking water, and imposing obligations to improve access to water.

Local Plans of Action for Children have been developed in 21 municipalities as a framework for harmonising local policies with national strategies and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and for mobilising communities to address children's social exclusion.