Sentence examples for harmonious relation from inspiring English sources

Congruence, in mathematics, a term employed in several senses, each connoting harmonious relation, agreement, or correspondence.

It comes from choosing appropriate species, pruning them artfully and developing "a harmonious relation between such elements as rocks and water".

"We are messing up ourselves and the whole planet," Mr. Valli said, "and so are filled with a nostalgia for a more direct and simpler life with a more harmonious relation between man and nature.

But he is not blind to the dangers it poses to social cohesion: "The problem of our age," he begins, "is the proper administration of wealth, so that the ties of brotherhood may still bind together the rich and poor in harmonious relation".

In interviews at the time, the trustees of both institutions predicted harmonious relations.

Today, American politicians continue to preach the benefits of harmonious relations with Latin America, primarily in commerce.

Until they do, doubts will linger about the prospects of harmonious relations with that part of the world.

About five minutes into the debate, Mr. Bush bragged about his harmonious relations with them in Texas.

Employers' organisations and unions are called "social partners".Many in the Netherlands attribute their success to harmonious relations between these social partners.

As a nation that lives by trade, Japan needs harmonious relations with its main Asian trading partners, China most of all.

Under the circumstances, it is no surprise that their public proclamations of a desire to work for harmonious relations ring hollow, at least to each other.