Sentence examples for harmonisation of material from inspiring English sources
The Council has set out the criterion for the harmonisation of material criminal law, and our report proposes that we endorse the Council's proposal.
Standard product testing and harmonisation of raw materials tariffs have been beneficial for his business, he says, as have pan-European trade agreements.
The International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) states in its Q8 'Pharmaceutical Development' guideline that the manufacturer of pharmaceuticals should have an enhanced knowledge of the product performance over a range of material attributes, manufacturing process options and process parameters.
Further information on the genotyping and the derivation and harmonisation of the exposures, covariates and outcomes is provided in online supplementary material.
That is why a numerical benchmark program has been launched within the COST Action TU1404 aiming at improvement and harmonisation of computational prediction of early-age behaviour of cement-based materials as well as its behaviour on structural level.
The participants and/or the next of kin gave informed written consent for the use of genetic material and brain tissue for research according to International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use-Good Clinical Practice (ICH-guidelineslines (http://www.ich.org/LOB/media/MEDIA482.pdf) and the Declaration of Helsinki.
The latest amendments to the Patents Act 1970 are then described, including the harmonisation of the patent term, redefinition of patentable subject matter, matters concerning deposits of biological materials, oppositions, revocations, the working of patents, compulsory licences, and the reversal of the burden of proof in infringement of process patents.
The writers also look forward to the harmonisation of laws across the EU, "so that we can see the stuff they get in Denmark".
He has pushed for the harmonisation of indirect taxes.
And there is pressure for greater harmonisation of taxes.
