Sentence examples for harmonisation across from inspiring English sources

And he wants fiscal harmonisation across the euro zone.

For the sake of competitive balance there needs to be more harmonisation across Europe".

Purnomo also calls for greater legal and policy harmonisation across government to prevent rogue companies avoiding justice.

Negotiators said today that levels of protection were their primary concern and that because the two regions were so different there could be "no question of harmonisation" across the chemical sector.

But he insisted that the EU was not seeking tax harmonisation across Europe.

This owes much to harmonisation across departments in the UK, with ODA being upgraded to ministry status and re-named DFID, with overall responsibility for the aid budget.

The writers also look forward to the harmonisation of laws across the EU, "so that we can see the stuff they get in Denmark".

Toyota exports 90% of the cars it makes in the UK, but Walker warned that export costs would increase if the country leaves the EU due to tariffs, a loss of efficiency, and a lack of harmonisation in regulations across the continent.

Education The IATT on Education, convened by UNESCO, support accelerated and improved education sector responses to HIV and AIDS by: - Promoting and supporting good practices in the education sector related to HIV and AIDS, - Encouraging alignment and harmonisation within and across agencies to support global and country level actions.

Unable to find peer reviewed literature describing the role and use of funder evaluation frameworks in evaluations of health RCS, we sought to identify ways in which existing frameworks might be developed in order to better guide RCS planning, monitoring and evaluation; facilitate sharing and learning; and enhance coordination and harmonisation of evaluation across different funding agencies.

When I invested in GoCardless, we were excited about the harmonisation of banking regulations across Europe, because it meant we could expand rapidly across the continent, and challenge the entrenched, over-priced incumbents.