Sentence examples for harmonisation of the from inspiring English sources

The chorale of the title is Bach's searching harmonisation of the Lutheran hymn "Es ist genug", famously quoted by Berg in his Violin Concerto.

Take the latest German-French missive, on December 7th: it speaks of euro-zone action on financial regulation, labour markets, a financial-transactions tax and the harmonisation of the corporate-tax base.

British sources say that the renewed pressure on the euro will increase the chances of a revision of the Lisbon treaty because Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, supports a change in the law to underpin closer economic harmonisation of the eurozone.

You might have thought that the imminent arrival of the single currency would have prompted harmonisation of the price within the euro zone, so it comes as a surprise that readers in Greece and Portugal pay euro1.67, in France euro2.13 and in Finland and the Netherlands as much as euro2.61.

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

Moreover, it should be examined to what extent a wider harmonisation of the format in chapters 1 to 16 and of exposure scenarios is possible.

However, the use of different procedure classifications is not the only obstacle in the harmonisation of DRGs: the local applications of standardised disease classifications, such as the ICD-10 are also known to vary across European countries [ 3].

The study was conducted in accordance with the International Conference on Harmonisation of Good Clinical Practice, the Declaration of Helsinki (including its amendments), local ethical and legal requirements, and other currently applicable regulations [ 9].

The first concerns the quality of criminal justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation; the second, tabled by Mr Di Pietro, concerns a proposal regarding the exchange of information extracted from the criminal record.

As reported in a previous paper [1], the main objective of the new commission of the Société Française des Sciences et Techniques Pharmaceutiques (SFSTP) was the harmonisation of approaches for the validation of quantitative analytical procedures.

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