Sentence examples for harmonized regulation from inspiring English sources

In accordance with EAC policy to improve public health through harmonized regulation, a regional survey was undertaken during 2012 of the regulation of medical diagnostics and medical devices in the East African Community Partner States.

Harmonized regulation of the expression of the entire battery of genes related to stress responses and defence activities is successfully achieved commonly by the action of master regulators.

After the era of liberalization and globalization, the desires of developing economies is to ensure safety and performance of the product brought to their markets and for this harmonized regulation is an important tool for strengthening the same.

But overall, said Coadec, the benefits of access to the single market, harmonized regulations and free movement of labour, outweighed the costs.

The global trend is now unmistakable -- not least because cosmetics companies need harmonized regulations across the world rather than a need to use modern non-animal methods in some countries while having to duplicate the work with animal tests elsewhere.

When asked to state priorities for harmonization the most common response across respondents was the need to harmonize regulation of rapid diagnostic tests for important diseases, with malaria, TB and HIV given as examples.

It is also bringing together regulators in Brussels with agencies from the world's other large cosmetics markets — the Food and Drug Administration in the United States and the Ministry of Health in Japan — to harmonize regulation.

The President proposed strict rules, banning paid prioritization, harmonizing regulation for wireline and wireless connections, and bringing peering arrangements into the ring.

Separately, the European Commission is in the process of reforming European privacy rules — with proposals to harmonize regulation across all member states, and strengthen independent national data protection authorities, including giving them the ability to fine companies up to €1 million ($1.27 million) or up to 2percentt of their global annual turnover.

The recommendations were made in the context of opportunities for harmonizing regulation to accelerate access to affordable and safe new products.

Topics covered included the legal framework, product nomenclature and classification and mechanisms of harmonizing regulation including formation of technical working groups and task forces, communication platform within the region and use of global guidelines and relationship to other working harmonization parties.