The more general reason assigned, to-wit, that the nature of sovereignty is such as to preclude the joint cooperation of two sovereigns even in a matter in which they are mutually concerned, is not, in our judgment, of sufficient force to prevent concurrent and harmonious action on the part of the national and State governments in the election of representatives.
Let a spirit of national as well as local patriotism once prevail, let unfounded jealousies cease, and we shall hear no more about the impossibility of harmonious action between the national and State governments in a matter in which they have a mutual interest.
To achieve success, they are synthesized into a harmonious blend of action and counteraction.
It is so personal, so private--it is hard to describe--but my actions, deeds, harmonious relationships seem to show forth my inner convictions more than conventional religious activities.
An interactive and collaborative workplace is always desired, however, it is vital to remember that to obtain harmonious balance throughout the workplace, certain actions must be restricted.
The promises of their harmonious manifesto will now be tested by their actions.
Authors were asked to examine the concepts and measurements of poverty, as well as the actions needed to secure a protective, harmonious and stimulating environment for empowering families.
There must be some vital force that coordinated the physiological action of organs to produce the harmonious organic behaviour that characterized the living creature.
Epic poetry in Homeric times takes its starting point from a world which constituted a closed totality (1916: 33), that is, a world in which life, culture, meaning, action and social institutions formed a harmonious whole.
Confucian philosophy holds that a harmonious condition in society can be produced by proper actions, including the playing of music and the performance of dances that are appropriate and conducive to moderation.
The actions of the former depend on the harmonious order of God's creation.
