Finally, the system attempts to harmonize social goals with the behavior patterns of researchers.
Developed by Thomas Saaty (1977), AHP is an MCDM method that helps decision makers to structure and analyze complex decisions and harmonize their goal and understanding of the problem.
So yes, there is some Jesuitical casuistry at play here, and Scalia (who was first in class at his Jesuit high school and Jesuit college), Clarence Thomas (graduate of a Jesuit college), and other leading judicial conservatives are entirely mindful that their formal methods and substantive goals harmonize.
We attempted to appropriately address and adequately harmonize project activities, goals, and objectives with the culture of the local population by establishing a steering committee from members of the Lorestan University of Medical Sciences LUMS, Department of Health andnd Treatment, and the Department of Mental and Medical Health.
We would argue that these goals should also be harmonized with the pursuit of sustainable health.
Tariffs are already low, and the main goal — harmonizing regulations — is likely to pose a huge challenge for negotiators.
In China, the term is sometimes used ironically as a verb to describe Web sites that suddenly disappear, "harmonized away," and officially as a goal, a "harmonious society".
The UN Special Envoy for Education, Gordon Brown highlighted, the need for partners to implement harmonized strategies that focus on Somalia's long-term goals while recognizing the country's pressing needs.
But Djibouti is also a telling example of a problem that has bedeviled the Bush administration's war on terror: the struggle to harmonize its own military goals with the needs of the countries in which it is operating.
In the probable absence of any international treaty agreement in Copenhagen, Canada's target is to "harmonize realistic targets and goals" with the United States and develop a North American cap-and-trade system, said Sujata Raisinghani, spokeswoman for the Canadian Environment Ministry.
