The GP harmonizes the care plan with the elderly and their caregiver and obtains permission for its implementation.
Thus, we harmonized the population figures for Romanian regions.2.2
The Data Coordinating Center cleaned and harmonized the data on all variables.
In 1956 and 1957, when most of its standing commissions began to operate, attempts were made to harmonize the long-term plans of the members.
And a long-standing plan to harmonize the base on which corporate tax is levied in Europe is also a point of contention between Britain and Brussels.
"People," Mailer said, explaining his plan to harmonize the city's neighborhoods into self-ruling municipalities, "are healthier if they live out their prejudices rather than suppressing them in uniformity".
A recent National Academies of Science report, Scientific Criteria to Ensure Safe Food, argues for "the development of a comprehensive national plan to harmonize the foodborne disease surveillance that is conducted by public health agencies with the monitoring of pathogens across the food production, processing, and distribution continuum that is conducted by food safety regulatory agencies" (2).
While in optimal situations, these relationships function efficiently and effectively, they sometimes suffer from a lack of coordination and oversight that prevents harmonized planning and implementation across the Agency.
Thus, planning is the process of particularizing and, ultimately, of harmonizing the demands of environment, use, and economy.
In an effort to pre-empt critics, Mr. Mukasey gave a speech last week in Portland, Ore., describing the unfinished plan as an effort to "integrate more completely and harmonize the standards that apply to the F.B.I.'s activities".
The first step toward harmonizing the existing adult mouse and human anatomy ontologies was to develop specific plans, both for extending and for harmonizing the ontologies.
