harmonisation

There was more talk of tax harmonisation, better budget co-ordination and a tax on financial transactions.

In Germany, where it was until recently a taboo phrase, it means something like the harmonisation of rigour.

But just talking about tax harmonisation brings some finance ministers out in a rash.

The tax would be levied by national governments and spent as they saw fit. Precise harmonisation would be unnecessary.

The forthcoming harmonisation of European university education, under what is known as the Bologna Accord, could also upset them.

In Europe, Google is facing a different set of copyright laws in each country, with little harmonisation at EU level.

Pre-nups are also being seen as a way to smooth the road to harmonisation of divorce regimes across the European Union.

The Germans have spoken of setting a common retirement age across the EU; the French want more tax harmonisation.

"Global warming has increasingly become a hot agenda that requires harmonisation of our position, " said Chueytrasit.

When we looked at accounting standards development, we found that the process is going on to meet international harmonisation .

EU-wide harmonisation in the context of accessibility processes and price policies will reduce delays in the availability of orphan drugs.

The third of these ideas, the need for harmonisation between regulatory regimes is self-evidently a good idea.

The French want to concoct a euro-zone block, with a direct line to the European Central Bank and fiscal harmonisation.

When today's German politicians talk about euro-zone harmonisation, they mean extending fiscal rigour to all.

Harmonisation of things like minimum wages or identity cards will simply "screw up Europe" by provoking a backlash.

For the same reason, legal firms and translators have also fought against harmonisation .

But emerging markets insist that the Doha round was never intended to result in such harmonisation.

Sarkozy and Mrs Merkel, can anyone blame Mr. Kenny for declaring that the CCCTB is the "back door" to tax harmonisation?

For the first few years after its establishment it pursued a vague harmonisation agenda.

Element concerns the harmonisation of standards in the financial system.

National governments have rejected all talk of tax harmonisation many times.

To limit "unfair" competition, they want things like Europe-wide labour standards and some harmonisation of taxes.

EUROPEAN politicians began puzzling over tax harmonisation in 1962.

Some governments, such as France, have been advancing the case for corporation tax harmonisation.

Instead, several EU countries are now pressing ahead with their own harmonisation deal.

And there is pressure for greater harmonisation of taxes.

Harmonisation, for example, worked well when we needed to overcome obstacles to a properly functioning single market.

Railway applications - Fixed installations - Harmonisation of the rated values for converter groups and tests on converter groups

Identifying, proposing and doing the follow-up of harmonisation, standardization and localization (material substitution)

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HARMONISATION OF TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION OF PHARMACEUTICALS FOR HUMAN USE

International harmonisation of protective rights

Uniform interpretation of claims is a desirable part of patent harmonisation ;

Working Group on Harmonisation of Regulatory Oversight of Biotechnology;

The Analyses about Defect of EU New Approach of Technical Harmonisation and Standard

harmonisation of quality-related manuals and formats