Sentence examples for it would harmonize from inspiring English sources
When True North bought Modem Media last year for about $29 million, officials boasted it would harmonize accounts with its new partner, traditional agency FCB/Leber Katz.
I also added, because I like it and thought it would harmonize nicely, a totally nontropical vegetable, parsnip — optional, but delicious.
Among the benefits that proponents attribute to such a law is that it would harmonize the U.S. regulatory approach with that of the European Union and possibly minimize international regulatory conflicts about privacy.
Rather it would harmonize the substantive law, available defenses for respondents, and requirements for injunctive relief between ITC proceedings and litigation in federal district court.
In the House of Lords, Lord Alness supported registration of stillbirths because it would harmonize the law of Scotland with that of England, and because it would constitute a valuable tool in medical research, casting a 'flood of light' on maternal and infantile mortality 'and many other cognate problems as well'.
A parks department spokesman, Philip Abramson, confirmed that the city's goal for the site was to provide an informal, accessible restaurant that would harmonize with its bucolic setting.
"We thought its form and planned use of modern materials would harmonize with the Saarinen design and the building typology," said Elisabeth de Bourbon, the commission's spokeswoman.
Furthermore, one of our recent studies revealed that the miR156 family continually duplicates its gene copies, but retains conserved mature sequences, which would harmonize the regulation of increasing numbers of miR156 targets [ 23].
Britain would remain outside the E.U. single market but would harmonize provisions for workers' rights and the environment.
But Deschamps-Braly had convinced her that a rhinoplasty would harmonize the adjustments to the jaw, the chin, and the forehead.
As in Terry Riley's minimalist masterpiece "In C," modular melodies would harmonize with one another even as they traced separate paths.
