Sentence examples for harmonisation means from inspiring English sources
The larger market and language harmonisation means that students may well become more mobile within Europe, and schools should work on their brand image.
Following this reasoning, harmonisation by means of adopting restrictions to advertising would improve the free movement of publications.
When today's German politicians talk about euro-zone harmonisation, they mean extending fiscal rigour to all.
French politicians, as usual, want more intervention; by harmonisation they mean the abolition of economic tools in other EU countries, like lower tax rates or weaker labour laws, that can undermine intervention in the French economy.What next?
Harmonisation need not mean a straitjacket of uniformity.
Although there were no plans to harmonise excise or other domestic taxes at that time, BAT's analysis of country excise taxes concluded that 'the rates all lie between about 30% and 42.5% of RSP [Retail Sale Price], which means that harmonisation, if it was ever contemplated, would not be very difficult'[ 22].
We recognize that it is often difficult to recruit sufficient healthy volunteers but the widespread availability of automated bone marker assays now means that harmonisation of methods and specific reference ranges may be possible using well-characterised populations in larger cohorts.
Harmonisation of CDS contracts meant that, in the jargon, they were easy to "novate", or transfer to another party.
The ECJ stated that the explicit exclusion of harmonisation in article 129 meant the directive could not be based on that particular provision.
In Germany, where it was until recently a taboo phrase, it means something like the harmonisation of rigour.
