Sentence examples for further harmonisation from inspiring English sources

Clearly, further harmonisation at EU level for non-harmonised materials through specific measures based on scientific evidence, would be a step in the right direction, giving priority to those materials that constitute a particular risk to human health and in bigger demand on the EU market (namely paper and board, including recycled paper and board, coatings, inks and adhesives).

One of the major outcomes of both the European Implementation Assessment and the Workshop was the call for further harmonisation in the area of FCMs (in particular non-harmonised), by the majority of stakeholders from across all sectors.

The European Cloud Partnership (ECP), tasked with setting a digital agenda for Europe has called for further harmonisation of member states' national laws regarding location of data; ownership of digital content and fair and transparent rules for access to data.

Even though EN 1995-1-1 has generaleneral criteria for vibrational serviceability design of timber floors, the variations in the design equations and design limits are still large in the European countries, and hence further harmonisation is still needed.

There is also a demand for further harmonisation of legislation regarding the processing of health data in cross-border healthcare services: a European directive is required to further guarantee the safety of patients.

These controversies stress the need for further harmonisation of practices and methods of assessing the environmental risks of GMPs, in particular regarding the impact on non-target organisms [NTOs], potential long-term effects and indirect effects resulting from potential changes in agricultural management techniques.

The working group considering these questions is asking itself whether the EU needs further tax harmonisation and whether the commission should be given greater powers to force governments into line over their budgets.These debates over policy are inseparable from the turf wars between the European institutions and between the various governments.

In order to further the harmonisation process, five core indicators have been proposed that are common to all populations.

We believe that improving further the harmonisation of the data collection of the EHIS and the SILC across the European countries is necessary to enhance the quality of the HLY figures across Europe.

The recent declaration of the Paris Principles provided further impetus for harmonisation of donor planning with that of the MoH.

Following further calls for harmonisation across the European Union, 2 3 4 member states have been engaged in a process of identifying minimum standards for driving, and these are now in the process of being implemented in the United Kingdom and other European Union states.