Sentence examples for like to harmonize from inspiring English sources

"I hear you like to harmonize," he said.

In Europe, the 15 members of the European Community would like to harmonize their approach and set common standards for decency.

Just two 6-foot-10 guys who really liked to harmonize.

While some like their greens to clash, I like them to harmonize, and the bluish green of the flax leaves did not do so with the warmer green foliage of mountain lover.

In separate news briefings, officials acknowledged that the currency issue threatened to overshadow the I.M.F. annual meetings, which have tackled other themes like how to harmonize changes in international financial regulation and how rich, debt-burdened nations could cut back public spending without harming the fragile recovery.

The new rules add pressure on companies like Didi to harmonize their businesses with taxi operators.

Like an earlier accord to harmonize national budgets, the new plans would represent another shift in Europe toward the kind of federal management that bailouts have already forced upon member countries, to shore up their struggling economies and defend the euro.

Also, I liked when Elijah told Marnie not to harmonize.

Similar agreements are needed for internationally traded medicines, both to ensure that they are manufactured at high standards, and to harmonize new technologies like bar-coding to authenticate real medicines.

Now I haven't been to business school, but even for a topnotch M.B.A. or genius C.E.O. that seems like a tough group of desires to harmonize into a successful negotiating strategy.

Of several salads, the most notable is the céleri rémoulade, in which celery root is grated into spaghetti-like noodles, rather than thin wispy trimmings, allowing its true flavor to harmonize with its mustard-scented vinegar-mayonnaise dressing.