Sentence examples for time to harmonise from inspiring English sources

The two boards have announced different proposals after trying for a long time to harmonise them.

At the same time, the IASB set out to harmonise its standards with America's Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).

Over time, states/territories have worked together to harmonise registration processes.

Ministers want to harmonise term times to make life easier for families who have to organise child care during school holidays.

Score at the Southbank Centre in London today and tomorrow follows two childhood friends who know how to harmonise through good times and bad.

From the age of four, his grandmother taught him to harmonise, and by the time he was nine he was appearing with a singing group called the Songsters, who performed for local charities.

Several tracks, including "Us and Them" and "Time", demonstrate Richard Wright's and David Gilmour's ability to harmonise their voices.

Ongoing discoveries in immune dysfunction are likely to harmonise with more accurate case definitions over time.

The displays are sequenced to harmonise and clash, suggesting that some aesthetic ideals are refined over time, while others emerge to reject dominant values.

If regulators were to harmonise more and accept registrations on a regional basis, this might free up more time and resources to monitor substandards and fakes out in the market.

For the first time, design elements from the Guardian's digital platforms will be echoed in the print edition, helping to harmonise the Guardian's new design language across all platforms.