Sentence examples for including the harmonisation from inspiring English sources

He said that if the EU banking union was completed, including the harmonisation of financial sector legislation across member states, Irish consumers would have access to lower cost products offered by other European banks.

The latest amendments to the Patents Act 1970 are then described, including the harmonisation of the patent term, redefinition of patentable subject matter, matters concerning deposits of biological materials, oppositions, revocations, the working of patents, compulsory licences, and the reversal of the burden of proof in infringement of process patents.

Strategy and planning, including the harmonisation of UNICEF's own strategic planning process with that for the wider United Nations Strategic Response Plan, and the need for a rolling advocacy strategy.

Aimed at introducing a common set of tax rules, but not rates, the CCTB is a longstanding tax harmonisation policy that has been blocked by hostile member states, including the UK, since 2007.

The duration of these phases was highly variable and was influenced by many factors including the amount of funding, rate of staff turnover, political instability (CS4) and the amount of harmonisation necessary to embed activities in existing systems.

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

Most (6/9) documents specified the purpose of the framework, including improvement of harmonisation (i.e., synergy, sharing knowledge, and labour) among funders, the promotion of systematic assessment of the funder's contribution to health RCS, and gaining of a better understanding of the funder's internal project management and evaluation processes (Table  2).

Some of these proposals, including tax harmonisation, are going nowhere; for others, Mr Monti declares that new laws are being drafted "with a lighter touch than before".The two biggest outstanding problems are public procurement and state aid.

Harmonisation of core modules for HFAs should include the priority ENAP process indicators to maximise their use and allow for comparison between surveys.

"Measures considered included the possibility of joint policing in a defined area along both sides of the Irish border, and the harmonisation of law enforcement procedures as between Northern Ireland and the Republic," the government papers reveal.

These initiatives have included the establishment of anti-corruption agencies mandated to tackle graft at national level, as well as coordinate bodies at regional and continental levels to ensure the harmonisation of normative standards and the adoption of best practices in the fight against corruption.