Sentence examples for need for harmonisation from inspiring English sources

There is a clear need for harmonisation of regulation relating to such practices.

There are also varying regulations and attitudes relating to the use of human cells and tissues throughout Member States of the EU, and there is a need for harmonisation.

(B13: Manager)." Working across settings also highlighted the need for harmonisation of clinical governance processes, which it was noted could be facilitated by co-location.

They also mean that there is a need for harmonisation, and this is why we welcome both Mr Di Pietro's report on the exchange of information from the criminal register and Mr Costa's report on the quality of criminal justice in the European Union.

These controversies stress the need for further harmonisation of practices and methods of assessing the environmental risks of GMPs, in particular regarding the impact on non-target organisms [NTOs], potential long-term effects and indirect effects resulting from potential changes in agricultural management techniques.

Workshop participants emphasized the urgent need for data harmonisation and standardised data collections across Europe.

The current package is a substitute for a greater need which has been demonstrated in this debate, namely the need for genuine harmonisation of production within the European Union.

This study demonstrates the need for reader harmonisation, either by training or by adjustment of results, should VAS density assessment be used for risk stratification.

This review has highlighted clear gaps in the field of anti-stigma interventions and research methods and a need for the harmonisation of outcomes in this field of research.

The German government's new policy paper speaks of the need for "more energetic harmonisation of fiscal policy, especially with regard to taxes on business".

This layer also ensures the quality of data acquired and identifies the need for necessary data harmonisation and data cleansing.