Sentence examples for harmonised between countries from inspiring English sources

Those product-category rules, in turn, must be harmonised between countries to ensure compatibility between carbon-labelling schemes, which are growing in number and diversity.In Japan the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry launched a calculation and labelling programme in 2008 which has signed up more than 300 retailers and manufacturers.

In 1999 the International Olympic Committee IOCC) set up an independent foundation called the World Anti-Doping Agency WADAA), which was charged both with fighting against PED use and with harmonising rules between countries.

However, in many fields, including immigrants, the statistical figures are not harmonised between Germany and the Netherlands.

More encouragingly, she said: "In Europe, we have too many rules, too many conflicting rules," and outlined how the European Commission would prefer it if these rules were harmonised between European governments.

"It would be a low tax harmonised across countries.

3Although job vacancy data are available from Eurostat since 2006Q1, these data are not fully harmonised across countries (e.g. cross-country sectoral and coverage differences).

However, with only two inclusion centres, the surgical procedures will be easy to harmonise between surgeons and centres.

Next, the Board will consider options to improve harmonised country programs and a report on joint programming.

The two leaders also signed agreements to harmonise the two countries patent systems and to open up China's provincial cities to British investment.

Burmese president Thein Sein wants to "harmonise" the country and make it pure.

Research shows GHI-supported systems often satisfy donor interests, and undermine recipient priorities, often contradicting donors' stated aims to harmonise in-country coordination [ 12, 48, 49].