Sentence examples for that the harmonisation from inspiring English sources

The European Constitution's system of values also implies that the harmonisation of legislation must cut across the entire criminal justice system.

It should not be forgotten, however, that the harmonisation of criminal law, or indeed of any other kind of law, must not merely mean that everyone is brought down to the same level, or that differences are eradicated to the detriment of national traditions, customs and needs.

In response to whether we need harmonisation or some other kind of policy, I would say that what we need is complementarity and compatibility rather than the harmonisation of our education systems, and this is gradually being achieved through measures such as the Bologna Process.

We believe that improving further the harmonisation of the data collection of the EHIS and the SILC across the European countries is necessary to enhance the quality of the HLY figures across Europe.

Mr President, I have no difficulty with the sensible exchange of information about criminal convictions between Member States, but only the politically blind could fail to recognise the proposals in the Costa report as part of the harmonisation process that is under way in the criminal justice system across Europe.

For the harmonisation of continuous traits that were used to obtain pooled estimates of the genotypic effects, z-score units were calculated in each study by subtracting the study mean and dividing by its standard deviation.

In addition to this, Member States have adopted sectoral directives that facilitate the movement of physicians through the harmonisation and recognition of qualifications and diplomas.

It seems that the term "harmonisation of the radio spectrum" is key.

In order to further the harmonisation process, five core indicators have been proposed that are common to all populations.

Strategy and planning, including the harmonisation of UNICEF's own strategic planning process with that for the wider United Nations Strategic Response Plan, and the need for a rolling advocacy strategy.

The writers also look forward to the harmonisation of laws across the EU, "so that we can see the stuff they get in Denmark".