Sentence examples for harmonisation of language from inspiring English sources

In Time Will Darken it and So Long, See You Tomorrow through a magical harmonisation of language, characters, events and period, Maxwell draws his readers into a world where ordinary lives are illuminated, then shaped as they segue from ennui and lassitude into confusion, misunderstanding and tragedy.

EMICS would also support the harmonisation of the "language" for medical imaging and therapy across Europe giving healthcare providers a powerful tool for the future planning of health systems at local, regional, national and European levels.

3) The harmonisation of the basic terminology for global public health essentials should be enhanced.

Structured dose reporting in radiation diagnostics (or documentation of administered activities in nuclear medicine) is an essential tool for the harmonisation of the dose management systems and the comparison of doses, creating a comprehensive, common language for health professionals.

Harmonisation of taxes?

He has pushed for the harmonisation of indirect taxes.

And there is pressure for greater harmonisation of taxes.

The scandal has boosted calls for greater harmonisation of tax rules throughout the European Union.

Certainly international harmonisation of technical standards can enhance efficiency and cut red tape.

In 2006, Nigeria established a committee on harmonisation of national identity cards to address this issue.

We have to create a mechanism of harmonisation, of culture and roles.