Respondents invoke a judge-made exception to the FAA which, they say, serves to harmonize competing federal policies by allowing courts to invalidate agreements that prevent the "effective vindication" of a federal statutory right.
The goal of the novel, Cortázar says, is to harmonize its formal and literal questions into a central, destabilizing quandary: "Why are things like they are and not otherwise?" "Hopscotch" was published in 1963, nearly fifteen years into Cortázar's literary career.
They also said they would work to harmonize French and German economic assessments and, in the future, corporate tax rates.
Still, they said, they were able to harmonize the data into a reasonably reliable picture of the continent's economy.
Mr. Bush has said that the push to harmonize labor and environmental rules is fundamentally protectionist, geared to thwart trade rather than enhance it.
"People," Mailer said, explaining his plan to harmonize the city's neighborhoods into self-ruling municipalities, "are healthier if they live out their prejudices rather than suppressing them in uniformity".
Bernie Glassman says that Greyston tries to harmonize meditation & livelihood & social action to make them a model for living.
Its drafters say it is needed to harmonize international standards to protect the rights of those who produce music, movies, pharmaceuticals, fashion goods and a range of other products that often fall victim to piracy and intellectual property theft.
When two different forms of A. gambiae try to harmonize, says Gibson, it's as "if people are trying to talk on the phone in different languages".
"I hear you like to harmonize," he said.
