Sentence examples for be reconciliation from inspiring English sources
noun
The reestablishment of friendly relations; conciliation or rapprochement.
- He longed for reconciliation with his estranged father, but too many painful memories kept him from making contact again.
The first step should be reconciliation with Serbia.
There can be reconciliation, forgiveness, hope, permission-giving, and many other expressions of what matters for the living and the dying.
A trader named Haroun told me, "For there to be reconciliation, they need to recognize what they did to us, and we need equal treatment with the rest of the population".
If it's no, Cameron's immediate goal will be reconciliation between yes and no, and to trigger the hasty timetable for extra devolution in Scotland set out by Gordon Brown.
Today the spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, Zhu Bangzao, said there could be reconciliation talks only if Mr. Chen accepted Beijing's definition of the "one China" principle -- that there is but one China, of which Taiwan is a part, under the the Communist government in Beijing.
Maybe there will be reconciliation at the top.
Mandela and Tutu are right: for there to be reconciliation--for us to move forward as a nation, given our deep history of racial injustice--there has to be some actual truth-telling first.
One is reconciliation with Hamas.
"It is reconciliation, and it is his mission, reconciliation of our history between the races".
What we all need is reconciliation, trust and cooperation.
One of the UN court's remits is reconciliation.
