Sentence examples for regulatory harmonization from inspiring English sources
An example of this would be a customs union, with encompassing regulatory harmonization — like the European Union.
Personal Point of Impact: Helped develop Canada's regulatory system for GM plants and worked at the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Develonment on biotechnology and regulatory harmonization.
Aspects of the stronger EU promised to preclude or at least reduce malfeasance: regulatory harmonization, freer trade, and privatization of publicly owned enterprises.
Recent experience suggests that regulatory harmonization can increase, rather than decrease, systemic risk, an effect that is the precise opposite of the objective of harmonization.
What we call trade agreements are in fact agreements on the protection of investments and the achievement of regulatory harmonization and establishment of standards in areas such as intellectual property".
As national production structures transnationalize across the regional space, the next stage is to deepen regulatory harmonization to present a common stance to the extra-regional market.
Health Canada strongly supports and participates in efforts aimed at international regulatory convergence and harmonization.
In an economic community or union, the logic of common external tariffs, regulatory approximation, and harmonization of macroeconomic policy is taken to its full conclusion through the construction of an overarching governance framework that imposes a common economic policy system on all countries in the region.
Where a simple free-trade area need only address the question of tariffs and quotas, the trade in services and a widening of trade in goods raises questions of regulatory convergence and the harmonization of rules of operation and governance.
The harmonization of regulatory systems of Social Welfare and Education departments is still in its infancy.
Since the inception of the International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) in 1990, harmonization of regulatory requirements has been progressively and successfully achieved in major jurisdictions around the world.
