Sentence examples for Preserve harmony between from inspiring English sources

The great aim of Theodoric's administration was to preserve harmony between Goths and Romans.

Face cultures encourage people to preserve harmony by avoiding direct confrontation and suppressing negative emotions.

They are intended, I believe, to preserve harmony and avoid bad feeling.

It may signal that people are afraid to confront each other in an effort to preserve harmony.

In 1817 Jennings acknowledged a moderation of his earlier position regarding fugitive slaves by claiming it was needed to "preserve harmony" among the states.

"Concerns of a worsening relationship between faculty members and clinical educators" may arise because the respondents were Japanese, who try to preserve harmony with others by avoiding direct criticism.

Accordingly, to preserve a harmony between all parts of the MULTIMOORA method, we use Eq. (9) as the full multiplicative form representation.

Beyond the Hall of Central Harmony is the last hall, the Hall of Preserving Harmony (Baohedian), after which comes the Inner Court (Neiting).

Handing off that part of the business, so to speak, preserves harmony.

To the north, on the same triple terrace, stand the Hall of Central (or Complete) Harmony (Zhonghedian) and the Hall of Preserving Harmony (Baohedian), also loci of government functions.

Struck by the internal dissension within the party, he devoted himself afterward to preserving harmony within the Republican Party, which he helped found in Vermont (1855).