Sentence examples for harmonisation of standards from inspiring English sources

For seven years, the EU and Canada have been negotiating the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (Ceta), which will provide for free trade and harmonisation of standards.

Secondly, the main benefit of TPP would've been the harmonisation of standards embedded in traded products and this harmonisation would've unambiguously helped US workers.

Firstly, we must strive for the maximum possible harmonisation of standards, be it regarding product safety or other financial elements; a system of unified, harmonised standards, therefore.

International harmonisation of standards of education and practice for N/HMPs has the potential to create an environment that supports moves towards registration in NZ.

Producers are not directly affected by international harmonisation of standards as they do not export medicines and the Nepali regulator does not enforce the WHO standards strictly.

Certainly international harmonisation of technical standards can enhance efficiency and cut red tape.

The state actors were even enthusiastic for coordination for harmonisation of both standards.

A common goal of all initiatives undertaken by the ESR Education Committee is the improvement and transnational harmonisation of educational standards in radiology throughout Europe.

European harmonisation of training standards in postgraduate medical education in Obstetrics and Gynaecology is needed because of the increasing mobility of medical specialists.

The CGPM has a role of recommending changes, but no formal role in the enforcement of such changes another inter-governmental organisation, the International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) provides a forum for harmonisation of national standards and legislation in respect of metrology.

All donors and the partner countries have committed themselves, through the 2005 Paris Declaration, to pursue harmonisation of practices, standards, and criteria in foreign assistance.