Sentence examples for broad reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Many of his colleagues were in favor of a broad reconciliation between Puritans and Catholics, until the Guy Fawkes Gunpowder Plot was unearthed in November 1605.

Karzai's office could not be reached for comment Saturday, but it seems likely that his administration will be disappointed that the prisoner swap wasn't attached to broad reconciliation efforts.

He worked for a broad reconciliation between the Turks and Armenians, including the recovery of historical truth, but not confined to it.In his view, and that of other Turkish citizens who work for historical justice, pressure from Congress could make the truth more elusive by stiffening the backs of nationalists.

Israel and Turkey recently struck a broad reconciliation pact to restore diplomatic relations after six years of animosity between the once-close Mideast powers following a deadly Israeli naval raid to stop an activist flotilla aiming to breach the Gaza blockade.

The changes at Al Jazeera are part of a broader reconciliation between Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

The Cairo agreement comes three and a half months after a broader reconciliation pact was signed by the leaders of the two factions in Doha, Qatar, and a year after they first reached a unity accord.

President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, the leader of Fatah, has said that voter registration is a critical precursor to elections that could unite the rival factions, but the broader reconciliation process appears stalled.

Public comments by President Bush and his aides, though, have been muted, reflecting frustration at the lack of political progress, a continuation of a pattern in which intense American efforts to promote broader reconciliation have proved largely fruitless.

Given the deep political sensitivities associated with the atrocities, activists say the scheduled talks in Jakarta are a step in the right direction, and could provide the necessary impetus for a broader reconciliation process.

Not only that, the queen, 86 years old and this year celebrating her Diamond Jubilee after six decades on the throne, has become an emblem of a broader reconciliation across the Irish Sea, traveling last year to Dublin for the first visit by a reigning British monarch to the Irish Republic.

But Mr. Megrahi's return to Libya stirred controversy in Britain, some of it directed at the Labour government, which critics accused of encouraging Libya to press for Mr. Megrahi's release as part of a broader reconciliation in recent years that has included lucrative oil contracts from the Qaddafi government for BP, one of Britain's largest companies.