Sentence examples for ability to harmonise from inspiring English sources

The future of the academic library lies with many, but ultimately depends on our ability to harmonise the seemingly contradictory and competing principles of technology, budgets, library space, services, copyright, and open access.

Yukio Ninagawa, who has died aged 80, was a great Japanese theatre director whose work was marked by its astonishing visual bravura and its ability to harmonise eastern and western traditions.

Several tracks, including "Us and Them" and "Time", demonstrate Richard Wright's and David Gilmour's ability to harmonise their voices.

2) Schema mapping and transformations: the ability to perform schema mapping to reference datasets, to harmonise spatial schema based on ISO 19100 series (and INSPIRE specifications for Europe), for instance, to coordinate transformation using different coordinate reference systems.

Electricity is a way to harmonise and bring communities together.

"They will all have to seek to harmonise them".

Pressure to harmonise tax rates is already becoming apparent.

Councils should be incentivised to harmonise their arrangements.

It has proposed new rules to harmonise member states' legislation on IPR enforcement.

The distinctive Estée Lauder blue-green was devised to harmonise with most rich people's bathrooms.

Another project, led by the Council of Great Lakes Governors, is an effort to harmonise skill training.