Examples of using Harmonisation in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Harmonisation of accounting in the world.
Kundalini Yoga focuses on the harmonisation of energy centers and the awakening of vital energy.
XI of 2001,there is not a single article in the Land Bill that regulates the harmonisation of this regulation.
Africa: there are laws for harmonisation, whether it is for breeders rights or for patenting and for compulsory registration.
This means international organisation such as the UN andthe World Bank should encourage policy harmonisation between nations.
Clearly there is more harmonisation as all the teams will play roughly the same number of games, without a free choice of opponent.
The Agreement also includes provisions for a common policy on thetemporary entry of persons(including the Schengen Visa), the harmonisation of external border controls and cross-border police cooperation.
There is a particular focus on the move towards harmonisation with international accounting standards and the impact of leading standard-setting authorities.
Harmonisation would also improve the tendency for accounting standards throughout the world to be raised to the highest possible level and to be consistent with local economic, legal and social conditions.
The objective of the Legal Metrology Working Group is the harmonisation of legal metrology requirements and activities in the Americas in consideration of OIML Recommendations and Documents.
The Agreement also includes provisions for a common policy on thetemporary entry of persons(including the Schengen Visa), the harmonisation of external border controls and cross-border police cooperation.
Achieving greater harmonisation of capital market standards in ASEAN in the areas of offering rules for debt securities, disclosure requirements and distribution rules;
Representatives of UNCITRAL had already pointed out at the2015 Pointe-à-Pitre Congress the importance of legal harmonisation work at a regional level, which was carried out during the first phase of the project thanks to the help of Europe and Interreg.
More harmonisation has been agreed in many areas, including with respect to the cap-setting(an EU-wide cap instead of the national caps in phases 1 and 2) and the rules for transitional free allocation.
One of the first groups toestablish such guidelines was the International Conference on Harmonisation(ICH), which defines SOPs as“detailed written instructions to achieve uniformity of the performance of a specific function.”.
Harmonisation would save time and money that is currently spent to consolidate divergent financial information when more than one set of reports is required to comply with the different national laws or practice.
These classes seek to provide an international perspective on the study of accounting so that students can develop an understanding of the reasons for national differences,the tendencies towards harmonisation and the problems of multinational companies.
The Committee on Herbal Medicinal Products(HMPC) assists the harmonisation of procedures and provisions concerning herbal medicinal products laid down in EU Member States, and further integrating herbal medicinal products in the European regulatory framework since 2004.
Testing is set to be carried out here in Malaysia at the new PC3 Crash Lab test facility being developed by MIROS, will be based on the 40% front impactcrash test regulation of the World Forum for Harmonisation of Vehicle Regulations ECE: Reg.
These Symposia aim to promote harmonisation in the application of the Community trade mark and Community design regulations at all jurisdictional levels and, in particular, at the level of Community trade mark and design courts.
The association's main objective is to protect its global membership through the provision of quality information and advice, and while promoting fair business practices,facilitate harmonisation and standardization of commercial shipping practices and contracts.
Harmonisation would save time and money that is currently spent to consolidate divergent financial information when more than one set of reports is required to comply with the different national laws or practice.
Representatives of UNCITRAL had already pointed out at the2015 Pointe-à-Pitre Congress the importance of legal harmonisation work at a regional level, which was carried out during the first phase of the project thanks to the help of Europe, through the implementation of the Interreg program in the Caribbean.
Furthermore, greater harmonisation, clarification and refinement are needed with respect to the scope of the system, the access to credits from emission-reduction projects outside the EU, the conditions for linking the EU ETS to emissions trading systems elsewhere and the monitoring, verification and reporting requirements.
Microsoft had brought the case to challenge anearlier ruling by the European Union's Office for Harmonisation of Internal Markets, which, following a 2005 complaint by the broadcaster, also said Skype branding was too similar to Sky's to be granted an EU-wide trademark.
The official statement on the Memorandum notes“the common willingness to further develop and evolve Financial Fair Play, but also to improve the International Match Calendar post-2024,with a view to ensuring enhanced harmonisation and separation between club and national team competitions and especially an overall release of pressure, allowing for proper rest and training periods for players.
Besides underlining the need for verified data,experience so far has shown that greater harmonisation within the EU ETS is imperative to ensure that the EU achieves its emissions reductions objectives at least cost and with minimal competitive distortions.
This guidance was developed within theEfficacy Working Group of the International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use(ICH) and has been subject to consultation by the regulatory parties, in accordance with the ICH process.
We conduct clinical trials in accordance with the Good Clinical Practice(GCP)guidelines developed by the International Conference on Harmonisation(ICH) and the principles contained in the World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki on the Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects(2008).
Our hope is for all ten member countries' governments to come together as harmonisation allows for more efficient use of resources, achieve better economies of scale, contribute towards the reduction of unit costs and lead towards faster growth for the region,” added Fernandes.