Sentence examples for have been harmonised from inspiring English sources
Deleted sites have "been harmonised", in reference to President Hu Jintao's calls for a "harmonious" society.
The changes mean that rules on e-cigarette advertising have been harmonised across non-broadcast and broadcast media.
The home nations and GB programmes have been harmonised to support European aspirations in 2011 as well as GB's focus on London".
Bills have been harmonised, meaning Band D properties across the five districts will all pay £1,629.75.
The two ICRP programs have been harmonised and based their calculations on the same computational framework, so that identical radiation exposures give the same absorbed dose independent of the situation for which they are estimated.
These terms have been harmonised in USA, UK, Australia and New Zealand by the inclusion of both ergonomics and human factors in society, institute and association names; most non-English speaking countries continue to use the term ergonomics.
Now that regulation has been harmonised through a series of European directives, insurers have an EU-wide "passport" to sell policies in any member country.
For the European Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe (MCPFE) in 2003, forest protection has been harmonised into three categories for the sake of comparison: protection to safeguard biodiversity, protection of landscape and specific natural features, and protective forest functions.
Positively, the learning content of the curricula has been harmonised, thus ensuring comparability and transparency and allowing students to move easily between schools.
Bloggers started to refer to being censored as having been "harmonised" - bei hexie le 被和谐了 - but, by changing the tones in Chinese or changing the characters, you can fudge the meaning.
Where radio frequency use has been harmonised through the application of the Decision No 676/2002/EC (Radio Spectrum Decision) or other Community measures, any such transfer shall comply with such harmonised use.
