Sentence examples for be reconcilable from inspiring English sources

The work is being conducted under strict guidelines set by the National Institutes of Health, to make sure that the results of different groups will be reconcilable.

The DNA data suggest a particular version of Jewish history and origins that historians have not yet had time to appraise but that seem to be reconcilable in principle with the historical record, according to experts in Jewish studies.

The Taliban movement itself is disunited and fissured with mutual suspicion — local tribal leaders have told me that ninety per cent of the people we call Taliban could be reconcilable under some circumstances, but that many are terrified of what the Quetta shura and other extremists associated with the old Taliban regime might do to them if they tried to reconcile.

These should be reconcilable with hospital accounts, but this is not the case for a third of acute-care trusts, according to the Audit Commission.Even when the ONS has tackled such deficiencies, doubts will remain about basing government output on figures also being used to monitor performance in the public services.

On Augustine's view, the two Testaments must be reconcilable, since everything in the Bible is true.

On the other hand, systems will not be reconcilable, despite their accidental agreement, if their basic principles differ.

Though many conflicts between science and religion are reconcilable, and the attempts to bridge the divide admirable, one central conflict cannot be reconciled.

The two fundamental truths are reconcilable because language is both our creation and our master.

The portrayals in Manchester Mercantile Court, and in the court at San Siro, are reconcilable.

Markets froze, he said, because "what backs up that money is confidence — an accounting system that is reconcilable".

This is a coherent position, and it's not one that's reconcilable with the way investment banks now do business.