Sentence examples for has harmonised from inspiring English sources

Thus, and as is also clear from the heading of that directive, the EU legislature has harmonised copyright and related rights only in part.

She had foolishly trusted her husband to work it all out.' In the EU, the Brussels II Convention, introduced in March 2001, has harmonised the rules regulating divorce jurisdiction across all EU member countries except Denmark.

Sri Lanka's legal system has harmonised these important principles in some areas of law.

Some donors have harmonised and even pooled their support.

How plangently they've harmonised with their conqueror's calls for unity.

(All 27 EU members have harmonised their stance on this for once).

The European directive should have harmonised a regulatory situation that today is extremely fragmented in every European country.

If we at some point have harmonised our financial and budgetary policy, that will be the time to try and find other forms of co-operation and shared liability".

The company says profits will fall by half this year and 4,000 jobs will go in addition to the 3,000 cuts announced earlier this year.Disharmony in EuropeThe European Parliament threw out a European takeover directive that would have harmonised takeover rules and boosted shareholders' powers.

Australia and New Zealand have harmonised their food standards, which are maintained by Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ).

We have harmonised any grading used with published schemes so as to maximise the applicability of our findings, and have taken precautions to eliminate sources of bias, for instance by using temperature controlled facilities to minimise power Doppler variability.