Examples of using Harmonises in English and their translations into Danish
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New look harmonises with Volvo design theme.
Rosemary tonifies the circulation and harmonises the nervous system.
It harmonises and stimulates the flow of heat throughout the body.
The proposed directive deals with these problems and harmonises their treatment.
This directive harmonises the calendar of the application of summer time in the EU.
The first step is to learn the Sudarshan Kriya,a powerful breathing technique that purifies and harmonises our body, mind and spirit.
This harmonises well with the general principle that it is the polluter who pays.
With an elegant hair line finish, it harmonises beautifully with other HiFi audio equipment.
This harmonises well with the objective to increase the extent of Danish woodland areas so that forests cover 20-25 per cent of Denmark.
He gives peace and universal bliss,better than all the other harmonises with the other colors- truly at the peak of popularity.
When“what I am” harmonises with“what I can, want, will” and the“shoulds, ought to and could in the past” disappear.
The package strengthens the rights and independence of energy regulators, and harmonises their activities through the newly established agency.
Directive 2001/113/EC harmonises the labelling of fruit jams, jellies, marmalades and sweetened chestnut purée intended for human consumption.
I have always said the same thing:it is crucial that the Commission coordinates and harmonises controls and, most importantly, that it controls the controller.
I believe that tax competition harmonises opportunities within the EU and it enables small countries on the periphery of the Union to compete.
Itsimplifies the vetting procedure for most of the mergers which hitherto had to be notified in several Member States, and harmonises the treatment of fullfunction joint ventures2.
However, the directive harmonises and regulates the conditions of use of such services.
European legislation on integrated production must also be drawn up that affords visibility to this more sustainable method of production and harmonises the existing criteria in each Member State.
The Commission' s directive harmonises, at last, a field of legislation which has allowed too many, too dangerous exceptions in the past.
Let me suggest that the aspirations of Tampere can be better met in the public law area of the intended Charter of Fundamental Rights than by further imposed legislation which harmonises our private law traditions.
The proposal harmonises the timetable for weekend restrictions, but does not jeopardise the current restrictions in the large majority of Member States.
The seat of the chair is available in upholstery or leather,each of which in its own way harmonises with the noble wood, underscoring the timeless appearance of the Danish-manufactured dining chair.
It also harmonises the deductions from own funds in order to determine the amount of regulatory capital that is prudent to recognise for regulatory purposes.
Concerning the coverage of the economic sectors,differences still remain but Eurostat harmonises the analysis by considering the incidences only on 9“common” branches see Table 7.
Regulation(EC) No 2826/2000 harmonises information and promotion measures for agricultural products on the internal market and brings them together in a single text.
The Council of Europe has been able to set up a single European agency for medicines which harmonises quality standards for substances used in the manufacture of pharmaceutical products.
The GDPR updates and harmonises the framework for processing personal data in the European Union, and brings with it new obligations for organisations and new rights for individuals.
To allow ourselves a moment to pause and feel this awe harmonises us to the fact that there is something great that keeps our even imperfect world together at its core.
The new text harmonises the timeframes for delivering national reports that will be published once every five years, and this obligation is extended to all existing directives.
Several of the facades are completed by now and harmonises with the surrounding buildings: the dark shaded bricks lives up to the history of the surroundings.