Sentence examples for proposal to harmonize from inspiring English sources

Lithuania, which recently assumed the presidency of the Council of the European Union, has said it plans to revive discussion of a stalled 2011 proposal to harmonize energy taxation across the Continent.

The momentum of long-standing preferential conduct by the state will not easily be turned around as the recent European Commission's proposal to harmonize fuel excise duties has revealed, yet not only private customers' inertia is at stake.

Instead of debating proposals to harmonize Canadian and American tax rates or ways to deliver health care to an aging population, governing Liberals lampooned Mr. Day as a believer in creationism and charged that his supporters included Holocaust deniers.

Separately, the European Commission is in the process of reforming European privacy rules — with proposals to harmonize regulation across all member states, and strengthen independent national data protection authorities, including giving them the ability to fine companies up to €1 million ($1.27 million) or up to 2percentt of their global annual turnover.

Proposals are made to harmonize the two datatsets and make them comparable as much as possible.

APEIR researchers have learned how to develop high-quality research proposals and how to harmonize their research so that they can conduct comparative studies.

The commission's proposal includes draft legislation to harmonize and tighten rules across the bloc as well as a nonbinding action plan, which lists policy intentions and practical steps to prepare the shift to a revamped legal regime.

Regulators from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and other international expert groups, and members of the Multilateral Meeting, where EU risk assessors meet to harmonize national EQC proposals, also joined the exercise.

In 1908, The New York Times reported on a proposal for a Lincoln memorial, apparently on the southern half, to harmonize with Sherman.

Moreover, the trade group hopes to use the issue as a cudgel to force governments to harmonize value-added tax rates at lower levels, arguing that the proposal encourages foreign companies to register in countries with little or no V.A.T. for digital products, like Britain, where the rate on some items is zero, rather than, say, Sweden and Denmark, where the uniform rate is 25percentt.

Lord began to harmonize, sweetly.