Sentence examples for harmonization of laws from inspiring English sources

In any discussion of the "harmonization of laws in federal systems," European intellectual property law unquestionably deserves inclusion.

Her organization is banking on the harmonization of laws concerning vitamin and mineral supplements, which were agreed upon by the European Union in 2006.

It does not represent the harmonization of laws and regulations, which is not necessary to allow for the alignment of technical requirements and for greater regulatory cooperation.

With its traditions, UK citizens are naturally wary of EU centralized power, central planning and harmonization of laws and practices, dictated by faceless Brussels bureaucrats and unknown Strasbourg parliamentarians.

I have already mentioned what needs to be done in Italy (although our copyright law does not totally coincide with the law in England or the US), but it is nonetheless necessary a harmonization of laws, either coming from the EU, or from its individual main countries.

Here, too, there is no automatic provision for the harmonization of laws and practices.

It explains why such cases exist and what kind of cross-border enforcement problems they generate; it also analyzes current proposals aimed at facilitating smoother recognition and enforcement abroad of decisions issued in such cases, and concludes that the proposals can function only if countries agree on deeper harmonization of patent laws.

We welcome the move towards more harmonization of Data Protection laws in the EU which will help create legal certainty and confidence for companies to operate.

But the committee is prepared for a "continuing professional and public dialogue... with a view towards ensuring the harmonization of its laws with accepted international best practice and consensus on relevant legal doctrines and principles, such as are being developed in the leading jurisdictions around the world".

The harmonization of seed laws and legislations is presently one of the major FAO actions related to seed.

Georgio Pino, "The Right to Personal Identity in Italian Private Law: Constitutional Interpretation and Judge-Made Rights," In The Harmonization of Private Law in Europe, M. Van Hoecke and F. Osts (eds.), 237 (2370).