Sentence examples for will be harmonizing from inspiring English sources

He also said it meant "the Mexican state will be harmonizing its internal laws with those expected by" international human rights accords.

Hancock confirmed the government will be harmonizing domestic law with the incoming EU GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), for example; and said it wants to continue current data-sharing activity with the EU for law enforcement purposes.

Crucial to bringing the benefits of this approach to sustained global efforts will be harmonizing definitions and reporting fields, establishing cooperative public private approaches to shared reporting responsibilities, and stakeholders committing to an appropriate level of transparency and public reporting of data to inform all impacted partners.

But the schedules will be harmonized at last on Friday night when they meet in the semifinals of the Australian Open.

Although some differences may remain over time, I believe this process will help ensure that any differences are justified by meaningful distinctions between markets and products and the others will be harmonized and improved.

We persist in hoping that the discordance between copyright law and the realities of the digital age will be harmonized, at least with regard to printed literatures, before the century is much further along.

Sany however believes that these barriers will ultimately be overcome and the different approaches will be harmonized.

To ensure comparability, the details of the leverage ratio will be harmonized internationally, fully adjusting for differences in accounting.

In order to boost trade, markets will be further deregulated and standards will be "harmonized".

Ultimately, the draft text demonstrates that the 12 countries in the TPP still are in discussion over how much IP laws will be harmonized in the Asia-Pacific region.

Data in the GDC, representing thousands of cancer patients and tumors, will be harmonized using standardized software algorithms so that they are accessible and broadly useful to researchers, NCI said.