Sentence examples for harmonise the two from inspiring English sources

The two leaders also signed agreements to harmonise the two countries patent systems and to open up China's provincial cities to British investment.

One conclusion I reached was that it will take a lot longer than the 25 years since the fall of the Wall to harmonise the two halves of Europe, not just in wealth, but in mentality.

The Canadian guidelines harmonise the two main approaches to diagnosis, adopting terminology from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) diagnostic criteria 4 and the University of Washington (UW) FASD 4-Digit Diagnostic Code 10 approach to diagnostic assessment and measurement.

The UK government could decide to harmonise the five different types of excise duty applied to different types of alcohol drinks, or introduce taxes based directly on the alcoholic strength of the drink – a policy already followed in part by the Treasury.

Lamy said harmonising the two regulatory regimes would boost transatlantic trade, "but it will take time because there are a myriad of bottlenecks".

Every waking moment in this psychodrama of Chaos and Order – where "the proper way of Being" is harmonising the two – becomes a potentially decisive and hyper-significant step, i.e. sweeping the leaves from the garden path dispels chaos; an untidy room portends spiritual angst.

However, TTIP will not just make trade easier with tariff reduction; it is also set to remove a number of regulations that divide the US and the EU so the standards are harmonised between the two markets.

While there is free-trade between the EU and the US already, a new pact would aim to go further to free up traffic in services and harmonise regulations between the two sides of the Atlantic.

The introduction to the Sententiae proclaims Robert's desire to harmonise the writings of two unnamed scholars, who have been identified by modern writers as Hugh of St Victor and Abelard.

Imagine the impact of harmonising these two initiatives in driving reporting excellence and uptake worldwide.

Harmonising these two genres was never going to be easy, and a fair amount of the proceedings can't quite disguise the fact that Thorpe is more interested in his characters' inner lives than bombs going off.