Sentence examples for harmonisation of terms from inspiring English sources

The European court has held in Martin v South Bank University (2004) that harmonisation of terms and conditions following a transfer is prohibited.

EU long-term residence may have led to greater harmonisation of national long-term residence policies, while greater variation may remain in states' ordinary naturalisation policies in the absence of EU standards.

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.

It seems that the term "harmonisation of the radio spectrum" is key.

The EU Directive on patients' rights in cross-border healthcare (2011/24/EU) (22) calls for a concerted strategy in terms of harmonisation of clinical practices, meeting patients' expectations of the highest quality healthcare, including when they seek treatment away from home.

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.

In the longer term, it could lead to pressure for harmonisation of social policies within the EU.

In the context of our review, the term pharmacogenetics is considered as defined by the International Conference of Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH), even if other definitions have been reported in the scientific literature.

Harmonisation of taxes?

He has pushed for the harmonisation of indirect taxes.

And there is pressure for greater harmonisation of taxes.