Sentence examples for harmonising effect from inspiring English sources

Consequently, reintroduction of curves in postmodern architecture is bound to have a harmonising effect.

A number of initiatives aim to harmonise adverse effects terms.

I survived Saddam Hussein's weapons mirage Time to hiss Déjà vu all over again The importance of backing Erdogan Reprints Related items Corporate tax: A taxing battleJan 29th 2004Another way in which governments have tried to crack down is by "harmonising" their tax rates in effect, trying to enforce a government cartel.

Poulton distinguishes "special" from "general" resemblances, meaning mimicking a specific object "of no interest to its enemies", or just harmonising "with the general artistic effect of its surroundings", giving examples from moth caterpillars found in England such as the peppered moth and the brimstone moth.

Indeed, training was revealed to have a beneficial effect in reducing and harmonising the overall radiation dose by improving knowledge of CT acquisition protocols on both the technical and medical sides [25, 26].

'As it's having no effect on dampening house prices, our suspicion is it's a back-door way of harmonising taxes with the rest of Europe,' he said.

Work has begun on harmonising statistics.

Diplomats got to work on harmonising trade rules.

Harmonising it smoothly with America will be harder.

Harmonising high-speed train control systems is an expensive nightmare.

This approach provides an important contribution by harmonising a range of views of an information system.