Sentence examples for improve the harmonisation from inspiring English sources

Data collection efforts like FOREST EUROPE (FOREST EUROPE 2015) and the Global Forest Resource Assessments by FAO (FAO 2015) try to improve the harmonisation, but it remains a challenge (COSTE43 2011).

In an effort to improve the harmonisation of aid, in 2007 the EU produced an EU Code of Conduct on Complementarity and Division of Labour in Development Policy, which provides a framework for the implementation of development assistance between the EU and EU member states, including the pursuit of more effective collaboration within the multilateral (ML) aid system.

We believe that improving further the harmonisation of the data collection of the EHIS and the SILC across the European countries is necessary to enhance the quality of the HLY figures across Europe.

Following this reasoning, harmonisation by means of adopting restrictions to advertising would improve the free movement of publications.

Consumer protection policy has shifted from being a technical harmonisation of standards policy in furtherance of the internal market to become part of the drive to improve the objective of establishing a 'citizens' Europe'.

SIR —The harmonisation and alignment commitments you admonish donors for failing to implement are no panacea.

Since the inclusion of the indicator in the SILC, there have been efforts to improve its harmonisation, including a major revision of the translations into EU languages in 2008.

Trained representatives will return to their respective countries to train field teams in baseline mapping of trachoma, which will improve global harmonisation of trachoma grading.

This should also help shift the balance of power between governments, donors and civil society organisations in ways that will improve alignment, harmonisation and health systems strengthening.

The mission met with representatives of the government, civil society, UN and donor agencies to gain a joint perspective on the progress made in Rwanda's national AIDS response, and to explore ways to continue and improve partner harmonisation at all levels.

The guidelines described here are aimed at improving the quality of HRF molecular diagnostics and promoting harmonisation and standardisation of laboratory test reports.