Sentence examples for universal harmonization from inspiring English sources

The universal harmonization of MCC products might be achieved by the regulation of their molecular mass, surface roughness, and roundness.

Crucially, as these proposed frameworks demonstrate, the key to solving the cross-border conundrum is not legal harmonization – a universal law to deal with the universal bank – but rather, mandated coordination among regulators, and a shift in fiduciary obligations from individual entities or jurisdictions to the group and the global financial system.

Harmonization sets a universal standard for patenting; if countries do not enforce agreed international standards, they are potentially subject to sanctions imposed by the WTO.

Principle 11 addresses supporting national legislation, 12 discusses future treaties and 13 concerns the harmonization of national practices with universal jurisdiction.

The clinical introduction of the universal definition of AMI has led to a harmonization worldwide in the diagnosis of AMI and thereby contributed to a reduction in diagnostic inconsistencies.

An added advantage to lowering the age of universal PPV vaccination to 50 years of age would be the "harmonization" of the adult pneumococcal vaccination schedule with the recommendations for influenza vaccine (30 ), thereby simplifying the system and hopefully improving the poor implementation rates of condition-based recommendations.

The draft is seen as "a massive dilution of current Bank policy that could undermine the momentum for the upward harmonization of social and environmental standards and their alignment with universal human rights".

Efforts by countries and their development partners should continue both (1) to maximize the positive synergies of investment in HIV/AIDS and other priority health programs, and (2) to increase funding for universal primary health care, based on the principles and modalities of the Paris Declaration on AIDS Effectiveness – namely, national ownership, alignment, and harmonization [ 74, 75].