Sentence examples for in a harmonised from inspiring English sources

As a rule, the attached exposure scenarios are neither available in a harmonised and structured format nor aggregated into predictive descriptions that are representative for the majority of workplaces at the moment.

The development of a structured reporting system will improve the clinical outcome of a medical imaging procedure, by focussing on the essential message, in a harmonised way, thus facilitating the communication process along the clinical pathway of the patient.

It goes without saying that an unemployment rate around 4% would be regarded as a miracle outcome in other European countries: at the end of 2013, for example, the lowest unemployment rate in the EU28 was 4.9% in Austria. Figure 5 Trend in harmonised unemployment rates in Switzerland, 1970-2013.

The details vary, but in the traditionally harmonised account, a group of mourners arrives at the burial ground with spices for Christ's body.

The Wada Code, which came into force in 2004, harmonised rules around the globe and brought in a maximum ban of two years for athletes who test positive for performance-enhancing drugs.

Figure 3 Trend in harmonised unemployment rates in Finland, 1970-2013.

Figure 7 Trend in harmonised unemployment rates in the United Kingdom, 1970-2013.

Figure 6 Trend in harmonised unemployment rates in Norway, 1970-2013.

The unemployment rate is currently around 11%. Figure 2 Trend in harmonised unemployment rates in Ireland, 1980-2013.

Thus, while structural unemployment has increased in Japan over the past three decades, the rise has been contained to moderate levels which other OECD countries can only envy. Figure 1 Trend in harmonised unemployment rates in Japan, 1970-2013.

The GALI and the other measures of disability are subject to social and cultural variations in reporting, even in perfectly harmonised surveys.