Sentence examples for designed to harmonise from inspiring English sources

His Modern Wing is designed to harmonise with the original Beaux Arts building yet evoke an airy lightness.

Todd Haynes's Far from Heaven involved perfectly co-ordinated 1950s suburban chic, designed to harmonise with the autumnal tones of its Connecticut setting.

In April 1998 the NGOs used the Internet to scupper the Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI), another international agreement designed to harmonise rules on foreign investment.

"These surcharges are the conclusion of a process launched in 2011 by the European Statistics agency Eurostat, and cited by the ONS in 2012, which was designed to harmonise the GNI calculations for EU nations".

It is designed to harmonise what we expect to get when we buy something as simple as an apple or what we are entitled to expect in the way of redress when we buy faulty white goods.

In 1986, Peter masterminded the company's move to the 605-seat New Vic in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Europe's first purpose-built theatre-in-the-round and a characteristically visionary building designed to harmonise with its wildlife woodland setting.

Anthrax Euronet, a Coordination Action of the EU 6th Framework Programme, was designed to strengthen networking activities between anthrax research groups in Europe and to harmonise protocols for testing anthrax vaccines and therapeutics.

The survey samples were designed to be representative at the country level, and the questionnaires were harmonised across countries2.

This review indicates that, while all countries have a suite of legal instruments designed to protect the environment and conserve natural resources, these are often not harmonised and integrated with national policies.

The transfer of undertakings (protection of employment), or Tupe regulations, are designed to protect the rights of employees on a transfer of a business or the outsourcing of services, and means it can be difficult for employers to harmonise the terms and conditions of the transferred workers with their new staff.

To reach them, however, you had to navigate tracks apparently designed to send all but the most committed listener fleeing in fear of their life, including the doomy cod-Slavic harmonising of Men Today Together and Apologies to Insect Life, which largely consisted of the line "Oh Theodore, you are the most attractive man" screamed repeatedly with mounting dread and hysteria.