Sentence examples for greater harmonization with from inspiring English sources

In this way, TPP membership would help Taiwan to achieve greater harmonization with standard international practice; over the long term, this would further enhance the benefits to Taiwan from TPP membership, and reduce the negative impacts.

In addition to the increased emphasis on B/R assessments, the ICH proposes a modular design to facilitate differences in international reporting requirements and a greater harmonization with pre-authorization safety reports.

Regularly conducted structured training, communication about the review processes, public demonstration of leadership support for research ethics activities, budgetary allocation to ensure sustainability, and greater harmonization of research ethics processes with the broader institutional activities are some ways in which "institutionalization" of research ethics system can be deepened [ 26, 27].

The Asian financial crisis, if anything, unleashed more trade and prompted greater harmonization of economies there.

Mr. Osborne told BBC Radio the euro zone would also need "a greater harmonization or integration of fiscal policies or banking policies".

Many companies are seeking greater harmonization in regulations coming out of Washington and Brussels, as well as lower tariffs on both sides of the Atlantic.

This improvement will enable greater harmonization of laboratory autoimmune tests, greater accuracy of test results, and a better outcome for patients with autoimmune diseases.

Greater harmonization of data protection rules is certainly an impetus for updating the EU's legal framework around privacy.

(c) To facilitate-in cooperation with other agencies-the solution of longer-term problems of agriculture through greater harmonization of national policies in a global perspective.

Efforts to further standardize or align terminologies for common preventative services would support greater harmonization across CDS service efforts nationally and internationally.

Such efforts will be essential if the desire for greater harmonization in global health R&D are ever to be realised [ 8].