Sentence examples for integration and harmonization from inspiring English sources

But the German government is staunchly opposed to euro bonds until deeper integration and harmonization of budgetary and public spending policies have been achieved.

In order to achieve such close integration and harmonization, a second, related process of bio-objectification is also involved.

While multi-sensor applications are not new, the integration and harmonization of multi-sensor data is still challenging, requiring tremendous efforts of science and operational user communities.

In this context, partial information from an IEHM programme may not be relevant if policy needs require information to be valid at higher levels of integration and harmonization.

Besides the realization of a common internal electricity market, COMELEC envisages, as a long-term goal, a gradual integration and regulatory harmonization with the European electricity market [27, 28].

From its outset – when P3G first tackled the building of biobanks as resources as well as data cataloguing and harmonization for data integration – to its new mission and vision, it has continually developed the tools for the conceptualization and design of population biobanks from their inception to their use to their closure.

The Health Metrics Network and the International Household Survey Network have encouraged greater integration, harmonization and synergistic scheduling of these surveys.

In health care, there are countless independent groups and entities involved in the creation of evidence and the translation of evidence to practice, albeit, in a non-systematic manner and with conflicting recommendations and lack of integration or harmonization in the same clinical domain.

For clinical biobanking, facilitating such integration involves huge amounts of work aimed at standardization and harmonization of data and tissue provision as well as efforts aimed at establishing quality control, certification of workflows, substantial and procedural benchmarks for data and tissue collection and management and evidence-based data models (Riegman et al. 2006; Mook 2011)).

Six themes for the meeting have been identified that cut across all areas of HIV/AIDS programming: monitoring and evaluation for impact improvement, human capacity development, knowing your epidemic and response, coordination and harmonization, linking people with resources, and integration of services.

The only way to go is to pursue more mutualization and harmonization of our policies.