Harmonize used in a sentence

Harmonize in a sentence as a verb

It's hard to "harmonize" countries or regions that don't speak the same language.

It's gotta harmonize with JS functions as they exist.

Bear in mind the USA's pressure on other countries to "harmonize" their drug laws.

Pick a serif and a sans, preferably that harmonize.

You would need an international treaty to harmonize this, or one country to drop their law.

You pick a country where pushing copyright limits is bit easier than in the US; thenyou "harmonize" with that.

Why is it that whenever they use the word "harmonize" it means we're going in a more restrictive direction instead of less?

Our bodies do it and so basically we are duty bound to respect, or harmonize, with our more basic functions.

The intent of the change is to harmonize the US with EU on a corner case of patent law, where two entities file for a patent on the same invention during the same window of time.

Parallel to this, we have to synchronize and harmonize more and more our economic and numismatic policies panethnically.

Would that satisfy UK politicians' reasons for pulling out of the EU, if they still had to pay dues and harmonize most of their legislation anyway, only without getting a vote in return?

Does anybody else find this rather disturbing?Even from the outset, "We live in a new age where globalization & capitalism must harmonize with social good" - bold faced newspeak.

If all the people in the US who care about these issues simply give up and leave, do you really think the remainder of the US will simply let everyone else in the world live they way they want to?We can already see the effects of this trend in how the US tries to "harmonize" copyright/patents/etc.