0 past simple and past participle of harmonize
2 to be suitable together, or to make different people, plans, situations, etc. suitable for each other:
And if a country were shown to have violated the harmonized standards, should it be punished-and, if so, how?
Five huge fort gates were constructed in a harmonized style with these walls.
This is clearest in terms of the application of the directives, which is still inadequately harmonized in the companies' opinion.
It has hardly been available at all on discs, and apparently only in harmonized arrangements.
It was further recommended that later guidelines for economic evaluations be introduced in a harmonized and mandatory version (4).
Each of his phrases begins a pair of descending minims, harmonized separately.
If we could live in a place where the interests of our environment can be harmonized with our interests, so much the better.
Another long-term solution can be found in harmonized education and training programs.
