Sentence examples for harmonisation to from inspiring English sources
The language could allow for anything from tax harmonisation to the creation of a pan-European social-security system.It would be unwise to take assurances at face value that the Union has no plans to extend its powers in these ways.
This experimentation reappears in later works; in Hallo My Fancy (1972) a new scale is introduced for each verse, while the choir provides free harmonisation to a solo voice.
Several of the extensions to the CONSORT statement have been motivated by a need to obtain better details of interventions, but these differing extensions need harmonisation to clarify what is generic and what is specific to different types of interventions.
From a European point of view, the goal might be to find the optimal combination of these models with the largest possible harmonisation to allow for cross-border comparison.
"These changes are similar to the recent harmonisation adjustments to pricing in Norwegian krone and Swiss franc we made in April 2016".
A context-aware component is introduced here to filter out unrelated data and to perform quality check and harmonisation only to contextually related data.
The questionnaires used in the two surveys were very similar and the data harmonisation prior to the combined analysis was not difficult to perform.
Meetings dealing with 'perceptive harmonisation' (getting to know one's own body) will be added to the group activities.
Harmonisation up to the tax levels of countries that charge the highest rates, such as France and Germany (see chart), could drive away much investment in Europe by companies from outside the EU.
Due to historical differences between countries (and regions) similar domains, such as the cadastral domain, may be modeled differently and therefore non-trivial harmonisation has to be done first.
The latter are the basis upon which national legislation has been established, and if harmonisation were to take place in too mechanical a fashion, local traditions could be harmed.
