Sentence examples for our harmonised from inspiring English sources

"While the tribunal decision applied only to three colleagues, we have decided to review the pay of all current colleagues who did not originally sign our harmonised terms and conditions in 2010.

"The United Kingdom decided to leave our harmonised system of decision-making and enforcement.

In the next section, we present our harmonised estimates of migration between 19 European countries that provide data on both immigration by country of origin and emigration by country of destination for the calendar years 2002 2007.

It should be noted that the 12-item General Health Questionnaire measures (UK) both anxiety and depression, the three items from the Kessler Psychological Distress measures focuses on anxiety (Thailand), however our harmonised cut-offs have captured the high distress group in both datasets (approximately 12%%).

If we at some point have harmonised our financial and budgetary policy, that will be the time to try and find other forms of co-operation and shared liability".

Therefore, we have harmonised our study protocol with two other ongoing prospective studies among colorectal cancer patients: the EnCoRe study of Maastricht University, the Netherlands [ 53] and with the ColoCare Study of the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg [ 54].

Thus, Ludy's Subsurface Hell invites viewers to experience an uncanny space inspired and shaped by an ancestral "lifestyle" theory that calls to be harmonised with our surrounding environment.

He pointed out that our "culture and history has shown us that we can harmonise our actions in consonance with nature".

"In order to consolidate the euro we will need gradually to harmonise our economic, fiscal and social policies, hence we are going to go towards greater integration.

The future of the academic library lies with many, but ultimately depends on our ability to harmonise the seemingly contradictory and competing principles of technology, budgets, library space, services, copyright, and open access.

What is crucial is that we keep focusing on surveillance and that we harmonise our approach across countries because if you use different languages and different practices to tackle the disease and approach these people, who should they believe?