Sentence examples for harmonization with the from inspiring English sources

Such a view of Christ appeared occasionally in the writings of Augustine, but it was in men like Bernard of Clairvaux that it attained both its fullest expression and its most-adequate harmonization with the dogmatic view.

The use of local materials and the setting that create harmonization with the local environment and climate contribute to the provision of comfort to the occupants.

Using a set of criteria based on the REACH and CLP regulations for the identification of additives relevant for a CBA of a biocidal product has the great advantage to improve consistency and harmonization with the existing regulatory guidance.

Besides the realization of a common internal electricity market, COMELEC envisages, as a long-term goal, a gradual integration and regulatory harmonization with the European electricity market [27, 28].

Also urgent requirement of absorption of European funds in the national economy requires, by necessity, compliance with fiscal governance Treaty adopted throughout European Union, and tax harmonization with the requirements, principles and accounting methods, respecting unanimity in adopting the decisions.

We propose a harmonization with the models developed in HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) and Clinical Information Modeling Initiatives (CIMI) to enhance the QDM specification and enable the extensibility and better coverage of the DER.

In this way, TPP membership would help Taiwan to achieve greater harmonization with standard international practice; over the long term, this would further enhance the benefits to Taiwan from TPP membership, and reduce the negative impacts.

As shown in Table 2, there was no harmonization with respect to mastitis nomenclature within the Nordic countries.

The result is an 'image harmonization' with a more transparent mediastinum and improved visualization of low-contrast structures throughout the chest [ 52] (Fig.  9).

He puts Darwin in the context of other, sometimes more fundamental and intractable controversies with the Bible; he briefly describes the creationist alternative (pp. 132-135); he traces the various attempts at harmonization, with their pros and cons; and he lays out possible points where Genesis may still speak to the human condition and understanding.

Article 13 of the Law defines the functions of the regional administration as the development and implementation of regional policies and their harmonization with state policies.