Sentence examples for for greater harmony from inspiring English sources

But, she said, the World Cup of 2002 had provided an unlikely opportunity for greater harmony.

"I am confident that under your guidance Syria will spare no effort to work for greater harmony and cooperation among the people of the region," he told Mr. Assad.

Still, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany gets to the point by calling for greater harmony and competitiveness of the euro-zone (or for that matter the whole of the European Union).

And in other domains, one could make a vigorous case for greater harmony and equality: in the increased participation of women in public life and men in family life, and in private relationships that are grounded in true reciprocity and respect because they do not rest on the subjugation of either party's interests and abilities.

The thorny issue that sticks out for a nation working toward greater harmony among its citizens is deciding who gets to live and who gets to die -- and the godlike power behind such decisions.

Corbyn postponed a shadow cabinet meeting due for Tuesday afternoon for the reshuffle, which is aimed at achieving greater harmony in his shadow cabinet on key policy issues.

It was also argued that uniting students under one language would provide for greater racial harmony, while indirectly underscoring the "Malay nature of the state".

Charlotte had less energy but greater harmony and in the end our decision was for the harmony".

When strong regional or national identities, silent or suppressed for many years, are suddenly given a voice, the paradoxical result has often been greater harmony and a greater desire to stick together rather than anguish, chaos and disintegration.

For all the damage wrought by the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, it has brought even greater harmony to the fraught and often bloody historical relationship between Poland and Germany.

Our cities must be made more liveable — places we inhabit in greater harmony with nature.