Sentence examples for to be harmonised from inspiring English sources

International agencies, particularly the International Monetary Fund, issue regular protests, pressing for prices to be harmonised across the region.

He called for EU corporate tax policy to be harmonised and added that "the less ambitious should not block the more ambitious in the room".

They will need to be harmonised to bring the full benefits to both sides, but at the moment they are poles apart.

His plan for them to be "harmonised with the rest of the economy" won't feel harmonious when it "leads to a more flexible labour market" to "end an anomaly requiring farmers to follow outdated and bureaucratic rules".

Let us not be misled by the fallacy that a deep and workable single market requires everything to be harmonised, to hanker after some unattainable and infinitely level playing field.

At some point the German law, and a very similar French reform, would have to be harmonised with the EU's rulebook .Liikanen Lite" is how some have described the German and French drafts.

As technology progresses, regulation and operational use needs to then be harmonised with it.

GTOS datasets should be harmonised to the extent possible to allow integration of national and regional datasets into a usable global information resource.

To improve the national forest products statistics systems state and national level data collection formats should be harmonised to facilitate accurate and timely data reporting and compilation.

Ideally, monitoring in large international river basins should be harmonised to provide a basin-scale assessment of sources and impacts of human activities, and the effectiveness of management actions.

The method of allocating allowances to aircraft operators will be harmonised within the European Union.