Sentence examples for seeks to harmonize from inspiring English sources
The organization seeks to harmonize agricultural policies and to facilitate the free movement of peoples, services, and capital between members.
Mr. Robbins said his site planning for the Berkeley business park also reflected his interest in feng shui, the arcane Chinese discipline that seeks to harmonize architectural design with natural forces.
John Curtis Franklin seeks to harmonize Kinyras as a mythological symbol of pre-Greek Cyprus with what is known of ritual music and deified instruments in the Bronze Age Near East, using evidence going back to early Mesopotamia.
Although there may be some similarities between what Asean is trying to achieve and the European Union's Bologna Process, which seeks to harmonize the Continent's higher education system to make European students more competitive globally, commentators say that the great diversity in education systems and economic development across Asia presents different challenges.
An example is the ASEAN Medical Device Directive, which seeks to harmonize legislation among the member states.
He argues that we should understand investment in the context of a holistic decision-making process that seeks to harmonize (not trade off) financial, social, and ecological objectives.
National governments, including the United States, sought to harmonize these customs through the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic.
In other cases, countries sought to address the growing needs of ever-expanding market by creating many new international bodies, which sought to harmonize financial regulation.
This less-controversial style involves activist moves that nevertheless seek to harmonize in some way with opera as it has been historically understood.
Led by the Shiite "Party of God Hezbollahh, the pro-Syrian or the March 8 Coalition has sought to harmonize Lebanon's political course with the Syrian regime.
Unlike Fallingwater, which sought to harmonize the man-made with nature, Neutra's sleek modern pavilion -- floating planes of glass, steel and stone -- stands in sharp contrast to the craggy hills.
