Sentence examples for harmonisation of laws from inspiring English sources

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

However, article 129 excluded harmonisation of laws and regulations in member states and, therefore, could never provide a legal basis for the tobacco advertising ban.

However, for this agreement to operate effectively, an urgent harmonisation of laws is required, including concerted and unequivocal measures broken down to Member State level.

"Measures considered included the possibility of joint policing in a defined area along both sides of the Irish border, and the harmonisation of law enforcement procedures as between Northern Ireland and the Republic," the government papers reveal.

Many of the countries have not realigned their national policies and laws with the CRC, although OECS Model Family Legislation has been produced to assist countries with the harmonisation of national laws with the CRC.

This puts huge emphasis on goodwill between countries and the harmonisation of existing laws to make it easier for investigators to cross international boundaries.

"This is an issue of keeping Australians safe and we all want to ensure that and the best way to do so is to make sure that there are no loopholes that can be exploited by people who would do us harm and a harmonisation of security laws is very important".

Harmonisation of driving laws of Rwanda with the surrounding East Africa Community (EAC) countries, which mostly drive on the left-hand side of the road, would lead to improved links between these strategic trading partners.

Harmonisation of driving laws with the surrounding EAC and other Common Market of East and Southern Africa (COMESA) countries may lead to improved transport links between these strategic trading partners.

Germany also maintained that article 152(4) laying down the prohibition on any harmonisation of the laws and regulations of the member states in the field of public health was circumvented, because the true purpose of the directive was public health.

The Convention will have to pave the way for a Constitution which establishes the respective competences of the institutions and includes the founding values underlying our Union as well, but it will also have to represent an essential stage in terms of the harmonisation of the laws of our countries, not least in judicial matters.