Sentence examples for further harmonization of from inspiring English sources
Implicit in the adoption of a common external tariff is a further harmonization of national rules and regulations, particularly those relating to the control and flow of external trade into the regional economic space.
Further harmonization of the chemicals legislation in Europe was done in 2007 by "REACH" ("Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation of Chemicals") entering into force.
The need for further harmonization of phytoplankton analysis between countries is addressed in order to have comparable data sets by different countries.
This is already the case of the 800 MHz band ch61-ch688), where a continuous portion of 72 MHz has been harmonized across Europe, Middle East, and Africa [19] and in the UK [20] for potential cellular extensions, and further harmonization of the digital dividend is still to be expected [21].
Further harmonization of the laboratory methodology is still needed [ 136].
However further harmonization of the training programs of schools in public health at EU level is needed.
As further harmonization on international and super-national levels cannot be achieved in the short run, it is indispensable that, meanwhile, the situation for the proper treatment of experimental animals in fracture research be improved on the respective national levels.
By emphasizing multiple variables that affect the predictive power of in vitro assays (e.g. the nature of the test media, hydrodynamics, temperature and sink versus non-sink conditions), this review finally highlights the need for further harmonization and biorelevance improvement of currently available in vitro procedures for supersaturation and precipitation evaluation.
The intensification of relations with China stood out, but also Fiji's further harmonization with India has been of great importance.
Additionally, the work emphasizes the need for further harmonization and operationalization in turnaround success metrics.
However, PET/CT scanners used for imaging patients in multicentre clinical studies require further harmonization.
