Sentence examples for intended to harmonize with from inspiring English sources

Is wine a supporting player at a meal, intended to harmonize with food?

The previous logo was introduced in 1999 and intended to harmonize with Cadillac's "art and science" design language.

Natural maple cabinets with simple paneled doors were intended to harmonize with the surroundings -- an arbitrary selection, because there is no maple in the rest of the apartment.

The bill, passed 390 to 8 with 102 abstentions as Parliament met in Strasbourg, was intended to harmonize the various rules for raising capital in the 15 -- soon to be 25 -- member nations of the European Union.

Solvency II is intended to harmonize capital requirements and risk management standards across all European Union member states.

In its draft of the universal code intended to harmonize global efforts to eradicate drug cheats, the World Anti-Doping Agency specified that the use of performance-enhancing substances would be the basis of any violation.

By 2002, the Commission intended to harmonize excise duties on diesel fuel for private cars.

The amendments to the E.U. directive 86/609/EEC, first set up in 1986, are intended to harmonize and normalize legislative control around animal experiments throughout the European Union.

That wasn't the intent of the IOR, a rule that was actually intended to harmonize various national rules for the design of racing sailboats.

The reforms were intended to harmonize Europe's higher education systems, facilitate mobility and employability of students across the continent, and increase the European dimension in higher education.

When a coterie of Hollywood bigwigs created the Academy Awards, first held in 1929, they intended to harmonize the ballooning industry, which was facing labor disputes and struggling in the transition from silents to talkies.