Sentence examples for bring a reconciliation from inspiring English sources

And it may bring a reconciliation between the Christian factions whose sparring opened the field to Hizbullah in the first place.

An attempted reconciliation in July 1961 led to the formation of a new government, led by Cyrille Adoula, which brought together deputies from both Lumumbist and South Kasai factions but also failed to bring a reconciliation with Katanga.

"The Clark Brothers Collect," which continues through Sept. 4 and travels next summer to the Metropolitan, brings a reconciliation of sorts.

Many Thais had been waiting for the king's birthday remarks in the hope that he could ease tensions and bring a measure of reconciliation as he has at past moments of crisis.

Drawing on a career that has taken him from the executive suites of French and British oil companies to hardscrabble parish churches in the British Midlands and to scenes of sectarian strife in Africa and the Middle East, Bishop Welby said he would bring a "passion for reconciliation" to his new position.

Later, when Herod's conduct aroused the suspicions of Augustus, Nicholas was sent on a mission to bring about a reconciliation.

All attempts by their mother to bring about a reconciliation were in vain, and Caracalla finally killed Geta, in the arms of Julia herself, it is said.

The Declaration of Breda (1660) embodied Hyde's belief that only a free parliament, matching the king's intentions with its own good will, could bring about a reconciliation.

Walpole used his influence with the prince to bring about a reconciliation with the king in April 1720 and his own subsequent return to the ministry as paymaster general of the forces.

It is heartening that the junta has shown some concern to bring about a reconciliation, however unlikely, between the pro-Thaksin "red shirts" and their opponents, who paralysed Bangkok in giant protests from late last year.

The involvement of both in the elections had been briefly seen by some as a hint that long-stalled efforts to bring about a reconciliation between the two might be making practical progress.