The term economic union denotes a common market in which the members agree to harmonize their economic policies generally, as is the case with the European Union.
On top of putting into place some procedures for how people can sue, the EC says it plans to put some pressure on to individual member states to harmonize their "redress mechanisms".
In particular, through policy documents and data sets such as Babies and Bosses and Starting Strong series and the OECD family database, OECD has effectively established family policy agenda and benchmarks for member countries to harmonize their social policies.
Here, it is important to emphasize that education, the key of this process, should take place on all possible levels, from BSc students to faculty members, in order to harmonize existing differences between computational biology and other parts of oncology naturally, and the more gaps are between these different levels, the more unstable is the outcome of the educational process.
It is the first time that European Union members, who are supposed to harmonize policies on all aspects of migration, including repatriation and asylum, have worked together in this way.
The European Union is examining that provision as member countries are trying to harmonize takeover law throughout the union.
As the European Union begins to harmonize its members' regulatory and tax systems, he said, the Netherlands will lose its edge.
Switzerland was cited both as an example of a state that was rigorous in analyzing and sharing out governmental competencies, and as a political federation that encouraged real competition among its member cantons rather than seeking to harmonize everything.
However, they have not managed to harmonize their Member States' air traffic control systems or increase their safety.
This can of course lead to provisions of criminal law, but in view of the fact that the Member States are rather unwilling to harmonize criminal law, compensation under private law could also of course be used.
