Sentence examples for begin to harmonise from inspiring English sources

The mandate provides draft guidance for standardising corporate water disclosure, which will in turn offer common metrics that can begin to harmonise practices and provide guidance for aligning water disclosure to stakeholder expectations.

The quartet began to harmonise, with Benson taking the bass part and Stubbs as lead vocalist.

Some brands of make-up are cheaper in France but the big cosmetic houses are beginning to harmonise their prices.

Because these rulings also apply to companies, the effect has been to force governments to begin to alter, and in effect harmonise, tax laws.Sometimes the result is to hit purely local companies with the same rules as multinationals.

The research assistants who collected the data attended a one-day training session in the week before the data collection began that aimed to harmonise their approaches and troubleshoot potential problems.

The national budget expected on February 28th will be a moment for him to announce how he will get on with some of these, beginning with a long-awaited Goods and Services Tax, to harmonise taxes across India.The voters in Delhi who backed the AAP are perhaps not typical of the rest of India, so direct lessons for others states should be drawn with care.

A Study Steering Committee, a Data Monitoring Committee and a Clinical Development Committee were created prior to the beginning of the trial, and worked independently to harmonise and monitor the study.

In 2010 it set up a programme to standardise terms used in TCM and its derivatives such as kampo (Japanese herbal medicines derived from TCM), as the beginning of its efforts to create an evidence base for traditional medicine and to provide an international platform to harmonise information exchange on traditional medicines [ 29].

We do not know yet how to harmonise them.

Electricity is a way to harmonise and bring communities together.

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