Sentence examples for would be harmonized from inspiring English sources

Clifford Winston, an economist at the Brookings Institution who studies the industry, said that "the idea would be these policies would be harmonized along with what deregulation was expected to do; the fundamental criticism is that government has failed to do that".

In March 2000, the European Commission presented a Green Paper on greenhouse gas emissions trading within Europe, supporting implementation of a Community-wide scheme in which the design and regulation of all essential elements would be harmonized at the Community level.

The agreement will allow citizens, products, capital and business services to move freely throughout the five countries, but Mr. Mwapachu said some national laws within member states would need to be harmonized with the regional agreement.

He says he is not opposed to the introduction of single-stock futures, but he would like regulations to be harmonized.

For example, he says, Sizzler might be offering a filet mignon at $15 that you would expect to pay $40 for at a more upscale restaurant, but "most people have a general understanding that these are two very different dining experiences, and they wouldn't expect their prices to be harmonized, as they have different expectations from each".

We would argue that these goals should also be harmonized with the pursuit of sustainable health.

Inconsistencies can be harmonized by the Florida Supreme Court.

To be harmonized, these days, is to be censored.

Consequently, these views have to be harmonized.

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

"So we're trying to find beliefs that can be harmonized with our knowledge".