Sentence examples for be to harmonize from inspiring English sources

"Synthesis" was a shrewd reminder of how difficult it can be to harmonize flesh and spirit.

An important milestone towards that goal would be to harmonize terminology.

A first step would be to harmonize decentralization and health policies and clarify authority and accountability relations.

UML models were compared with the more abstract Clinical Data Interchange Standards Institute's BRIDG model (Fridsma et al., 2008) and an important future goal will be to harmonize the full Acquire model with the domain model.

An alternative approach would be to harmonize the image quality (i.e. spatial resolution, TBR and quantitative accuracy) across various sites as attempted by the recently published European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) guidelines [ 19].

The point, of course, was to harmonize with the rest of the European Union, a concept that is dear to the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The original vision of the law was to harmonize free collective bargaining with a national policy of minimizing interruptions to commerce.

Their primary aim was to harmonize Daodejing and Zhuangzi with their own conception of a practical life devoted to affairs of state.

In the probable absence of any international treaty agreement in Copenhagen, Canada's target is to "harmonize realistic targets and goals" with the United States and develop a North American cap-and-trade system, said Sujata Raisinghani, spokeswoman for the Canadian Environment Ministry.

Intention is to harmonize these zones with all neighbouring countries.

The stated goal is to "harmonize mobility with people," according to the Associated Press.