Sentence examples for regulations compatible from inspiring English sources

The goal was also to make such regulations compatible with privacy rights set out in the European Convention on Human Rights.

That assessment often involves negotiations with each non-EU country, sometimes requiring that country to make its regulations compatible with EU rules.

A university's mission is education, and decisions of this Court have never denied a university's authority to impose reasonable regulations compatible with that mission upon the use of its campus and facilities.

We have previously shown that mice with global genetic deletion of Gαi2 have abnormalities of heart rate regulation compatible with a role for that protein in the SA node, and thus, we focus here on that isoform (29).

Will future U.K. regulations be compatible with E.U. regulations?

Since last year, business groups on both sides of the Atlantic have strongly lobbied for a regulatory oversight group that would have the authority to continue to ensure that any new or existing United States or European regulations are compatible.

TTIP's boosters say they just want to make regulations more compatible on both sides of the Atlantic, so that a car manufacturer, say, will not have to pass two different expensive procedures, one for the US and one for the EU, that are aimed at ensuring similar safety levels.

Many industries have found that environmental regulation is compatible with long term production and profits.

This was intended to make continued trade easier — if both sides shared similar and compatible regulations, then (depending on further negotiations) customs inspections might not be necessary.

The aims are to eliminate or cut tariffs and tariff-rate quotas, dismantle hurdles to trade in goods, services, and investment, make regulations and standards compatible on both sides, and also through an agreement to try to set the rules for the rest of the world.

The next moves will seek to create common continental infrastructure that can support further economic cooperation (including continental transportation and telecommunications infrastructure as well as 'softer' measures such as compatible regulations and accounting standards).