Sentence examples for could harmonise from inspiring English sources

Paul plays great rhythm rock guitar, and we could harmonise and be slick.

"I could sing as a child and I could harmonise," recalls Snow.

In 1953, while living in Virginia, McKenzie befriended John Phillips, who realised how well they could  harmonise.

In the Middle East, doctors brought up on classical traditions might explain that your four bodily humours were out of balance, and you could harmonise them anew with a proper diet and foul-smelling potions.

Pharmaceutical firms say if regulators could harmonise their approvals processes, that could speed up the delivery of new vaccines.There are also plans for a liability fund overseen by the World Bank.

The European Commission once hoped that it could harmonise media laws in the European Union, but has now largely given up.In this section The politics of big media Turning it off Ostalgie Flags of peace?

A core value of the STS approach is that, given the right choices, social and technical systems could be harmonised and balanced such that productivity, worker satisfaction and safety could be optimised in parallel (Cherns 1976 , 1987 Clegg 2000).

It had been hoped that the tax treatment of pensions could be harmonised as part of the proposal, but that has not survived consultation with the member states.

"We intend for this movement to unlock not just these families' financial capital, but their intellectual and relational capital that is so powerful, and could be harmonised and unleashed for good".

At points in our past lives, companies saw fit to waste money training us both to better handle "complex discussions in which the diverse objectives of business organisations could be harmonised through intelligently facilitated argument to the satisfaction of all participants".

They encourage Muslims to spend time out of their daily routine in the tablighi activities so that the rest of routine could be harmonised with Tablighi lifestyle.