Sentence examples for harmonization of rules from inspiring English sources

Where a simple free-trade area need only address the question of tariffs and quotas, the trade in services and a widening of trade in goods raises questions of regulatory convergence and the harmonization of rules of operation and governance.

The European Parliament could continue to "facilitate movement towards the fair and balanced harmonization of rules on takeovers in the European Union," but the Commission also has an interesting and impactful role to play in creating value maximization or harmonizing standards.

The later introduction of World Doping Anti-Agency (WADA) in 1999 has led to the harmonization of rules and regulations governing the anti-doping struggle in 2004.

Immediately after the harmonization of rules, the availability of reptiles in pet stores increased, and many parents gave their children a pet turtle, lizard, or snake.

However, not only the exemption from auctioning is unlikely to mitigate Carbon Leakage, instead of improving the allocation transparency and granting harmonization of higher rules but also the new ETS allocation rule is likely to increase the distortions of competition, worsening rather than improving the harmonization within the ETS.

Among the most important general issues concerning the harmonization of accounting rules across national borders are disclosure and enforcement.

Implicit in the adoption of a common external tariff is a further harmonization of national rules and regulations, particularly those relating to the control and flow of external trade into the regional economic space.

Ms. Reding acknowledged the apparent incongruity of discussing the harmonization of E.U. rules at a time of extreme discord within the bloc over economic policy, with debt woes straining the ties that bind together the euro zone.

From the journal's point of view, harmonization of the rules of institutional review boards (IRBs in the US, elsewhere called ethical review committees) is desirable because it permits more human research by combination of multisite studies and, where it is consented to by the research subjects, repurposing of existing data for new studies.

Since the ethical review process is partially based on respect for people and their autonomy, harmonization of these rules will be a process of convincing individuals and their states to accept uniform standards that give enough privacy but do not lock away personal data from either research participants or researchers.

With their next breath, however, they will advocate increased online privacy regulations and even global harmonization of those rules.