Examples of 'harmonises' in a sentence
Meaning of "harmonises"
Harmonise means to bring things into agreement or make them compatible or to produce a pleasing effect by combining elements in a consistent and orderly manner
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of harmonise
How to use "harmonises" in a sentence
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Harmonises investment principles for assessment of projects.
The setting harmonises with the film.
Harmonises the sales names for such products.
This warehouse harmonises data from all sources.
It consolidates in a single text and harmonises.
It harmonises the energy field of the person.
The luminous white paint harmonises any colour contradictions.
It harmonises the elements and increases life expectancy.
It does not modify policy but streamlines and harmonises legislation.
Globalisation harmonises the channels of social influence.
This helps us to achieve balance and harmonises our energy.
The design harmonises perfectly with that of machinery.
The proposed directive deals with these problems and harmonises their treatment.
That harmonises with these elements.
He revisits the styles and harmonises the lines and shapes.
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Harmonises personal space.
It thus perfectly harmonises with the two globes on the dial.
The regulation introduces common transparency requirements and harmonises the powers that.
Each component harmonises and comes together beautifully.
Agate stone is a stone which calms anxiety and harmonises yin and yang.
It comprehensively harmonises legislation in this field by creating a general prohibition.
It blows through the cave system and harmonises with the crystal layer.
It harmonises emotions and balances the body by working on vital points.
It is the thread that binds together and harmonises the four dimensions of formation.
It harmonises check criteria and optimises coordination between paying agencies.
The powerful chords mixed with delicate harmonises make for sweet listening.
It harmonises the objectives and principles of educational support across the schools.
The essential feature is the existence of omnipresent vegetation which harmonises the game.
The case organisation harmonises its work processes in certain areas of expertise.
Eurostat collects official data from national statistical offices and other organisations and harmonises them.
Digitalist harmonises the disciplines to tell beautiful stories never heard before.
Each organ and energy centre vibrates and harmonises with the frequencies of these colours.
It harmonises the functioning of nervous and endocrine systems to control psychological disorders.
This visual identity harmonises with that of the Confederation.
It harmonises in two stages the taxation arrangements affecting the consumption of manufactured tobacco.
The current EU legal framework fully harmonises cultivation of GMOs.
The solution harmonises with the existing structures and the surrounding landscape.
This is a directive that codifies and harmonises the EU insurance regulation.
Schengen harmonises controls at external frontiers and sets a common policyon visas for visitors.
It is also a radical criticism of that Christianity which harmonises with Greek metaphysics.
This proposal simplifies and harmonises the existing legal provisions applying to securitisations.
Obstacles to trade of fruit and vegetables removed after Russia harmonises levels of pesticide residues.
This also clarifies and harmonises the role of public governance in the food system.
Kindness and Judgement are polar forces and Beauty harmonises.
Harmonises the basic and applied research skills that are specific to flax and hemp fibres.
Geoffrey Keating harmonises the two revolts into one.
Harmonises the provisions in the Member States which relate to nutrition and health claims.
The Regulation simply harmonises charging principles.
It further harmonises the legal framework for the exchange of data and reducing response times.
Eurostat collects and harmonises FATS data.
