Those that failed to harmonize their internal spirits prior to death would be reborn in the underground earth-prisons, where they would be subject to eternal torment and toil.
Regulators, particularly those in the United States, have failed to completely harmonize their policies with each other or with international regulatory agencies.
At the same time, no one could fail to notice Ibn 'Arabî's challenge to merely rational understanding, and many Islamic philosophers followed paths that attempted to harmonize reason, mystical intuition, and revelation.
If the international community fails to take substantive efforts to harmonize national, regional and international policies, there will be nothing left for future generations to fight for.
"My efforts to harmonize all three have always failed in one way or another," he said in an interview with Contemporary Authors, "but the failures, happily, are usually of the kind from which one learns something useful".
The group argued that economics alone fails to fully explain the long delays that often ensue before vaccines become available in developing countries, and urged steps to harmonize the hodgepodge of national regulations and international guidelines that govern vaccine approval and use.
However, more recent studies using cystatin C values harmonized against an international reference standard and the CKD-EPI 2102 cystatin equation have failed to show that that estimating GFR based on cystatin C compared with creatinine provides a substantial improvement in accuracy [ 33].
Much of the patent system has been revamped recently to harmonize with laws in Europe and Japan, but the United States has failed for more than a decade to join an international treaty on trademarks, for example.
Clifford Winston, an economist at the Brookings Institution who studies the industry, said that "the idea would be these policies would be harmonized along with what deregulation was expected to do; the fundamental criticism is that government has failed to do that".
