Sentence examples for harmonised set from inspiring English sources

In any case, some officials reckon that even if a fully harmonised set of EU rules is eventually achieved, it would be unlikely to ensure that all EU countries share a proportionately equal burden of asylum-seekers.

The amendments to the Privacy Act will introduce a new and harmonised set of privacy principles.

Analysis started with the publicly released sample reported for LSIA 3 and the raw data reported for CSAM, from which we calculated a harmonised set of variables for analysis.

The India team proposed establishment of a national newborn technical group linked to the Ministry of Health, to review and update existing policies and guidelines, harmonise related strategies and set national standards for BNC and resuscitation.

Currently most European and North American countries have harmonised the limit to 1.63-3.25 mg/m3 (0.5-1 ppm) This recent figure was agreed within the European Union in 1997 and was adopted within standard setting committee [ 23].

At the same time, the IASB set out to harmonise its standards with America's Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).

Last week's decision by the IOC to pass the buck to the 28 International Federations – allowing them to decide which Russians are allowed into Rio – is surely counter to the Wada Code, which was set up to harmonise decisions on doping issues across countries and sport.

A complete list of the common sub-set of harmonised data extracted from LSIA 3 and CSAM is reported in the Appendix.

Data from the both studies were harmonised into a single data set (Supplementary Note).

In "harmonising" business regulation, the EU seems set on a path of imposing the most stringent rules on all countries, rather than seeking the minimum level of regulation acceptable to all, or even moving towards the average.

The national technical or implementation group proposed by India and Kenya could work with ministries of health and education to update and harmonise the curricula of training institutions, set standards for accreditation, provide guidance on innovative training approaches that address local gaps, and monitor implementation of national plans in training institutions and health facilities.