"We hope that differences, however longstanding, can be resolved harmoniously and expeditiously so that from an economic point of view cooperation can continue," she said.
I am also somewhat doubtful about Wilson's self-labeled "tall claim" on the very first page that if properly understood, "evolution and religion, those old enemies who currently occupy opposite corners of human thought, can be brought harmoniously together".
We can think of at least one subject that could be harmoniously discussed at a summit conference-nylons, or, as the Soviet variants of them are called, kaprons.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, April 12 , 1958P. 33 We can think of at least one subject that could be harmoniously discussed at a summit conference-nylons, or, as the Soviet variants of them are called, kaprons.
Social development needs to come through "right action" -- with the knowledge and understanding that growth can be achieved more harmoniously when worked at through right intentions and actions.
When these two forms of marketing come together harmoniously, the result can be very powerful.
Gardening can be considered both as an art, concerned with arranging plants harmoniously in their surroundings, and as a science, encompassing the principles and techniques of plant cultivation.
Social capital can be viewed as the capacity of a population to work harmoniously as a self-organizing unit, in which many individuals co-operate, but in which no single person, or even group, controls all activities.
Party and government officials like their news conferences to run easily, predictably, harmoniously, so they mostly call on known reporters from state news media outlets who can be counted on to ask reliably vague or vanilla questions.
Closer to Wolfe's home in Seattle, he notes that photographs of older residential buildings in his neighborhood can be used to show that neighborhood character can be preserved when multi-unit and single-family residences sit next door to each other, so long as the buildings are harmoniously scaled and similarly oriented to the street.
