Harmoniousness legal definition of harmoniousness

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The harmoniousness of the version of family life presented here is underscored by the use of the Spanish language to represent the moments of greatest intimacy and familiarity.

Reterritorializing the borderlands in Antonia Quintana Pigno's "La Jornada"

Harmoniousness is the goal of the collegial behavior at Drexel's College of Medicine.

Collegiality in higher education: toward an understanding of the factors involved in collegiality

It is not that more strikes are good in themselves; rather, they are a barometer of a whole range of aspects of industrial relations--from how organised workers are to the harmoniousness of workplaces to the general political climate (hostile or sympathetic towards striking).

Sado-workism: the new culture of work in Australia: since the late 1970s, Australia has witnessed the reinvigoration of a type of sadism in the workplace as decision-makers have restructured key socioeconomic and cultural institutions and practices

Audience awareness of stanza length and of the orderliness and harmoniousness of the play and the perfection of Eden it reflected would have served to increase the poignancy of the impending loss of paradise.

Numerology in the York creation sequence

The law began to emphasize social harmoniousness as a goal rather than use repression as a means to satisfy God's vengeance.

Blasphemy: Impious Speech in the West from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Century

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