Sentence examples for build reconciliation from inspiring English sources

The agreement on the issue of victims, that is the way Colombia society has to go forward in order to build reconciliation.

It is little wonder: the remarkable eight-part series, which follows Stein as she attempts to build reconciliation between Israel and Palestine against a backdrop of international secret service conspiracies and at great personal cost, is a demanding watch.

However, SDLP Leader Alasdair McDonnell said the DUP and Sinn Fein had come in short of what was needed to build reconciliation and prosperity in Northern Ireland.

As part of UNICEF and its partners' 'Welcome to School' initiative, children entered classes that were ethnically mixed and were provided with learning materials and teaching methods designed to build reconciliation and promote non-violence in and around learning spaces and schools.

The idea was to use the kingships (the others being Ankole, from which Mr Museveni hails, Bunyoro, Busoga and Toro) to build national reconciliation and attract educated and prosperous Ugandans back to a ravaged country.In this section They agree to talk, but nobody knows where it will lead Going their own way, by God A grumpy kingdom Who runs it?

Armin Heinen, professor of history at Aachen's university, says modern German identity was built on reconciliation with the French Erbfeind, or hereditary enemy.

That is an existential threat for Germany, not just economically but also politically; its post-war rehabilitation and prosperity is built on reconciliation with France and deeper European integration.The mood in the chancellor's ultra-modern offices, opposite the reconstructed Reichstag, is a mix of scorn, gloom and outrage at being misunderstood by the world.

"But we have to start to build the basic reconciliation of the two peoples.

She was planning to travel to Turkey for a meeting of activists to discuss ways to build on the reconciliation agreement between Hamas and Fatah.

"We saw a meaningful reduction in violence, and that presented an opportunity to build up national reconciliation that was the underlying premise of the surge," said Representative Howard L. Berman, Democrat of California and chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

"It seems fitting, after the tragic events in Beslan, that schools should be at the heart of efforts to build peace and reconciliation" said Carel de Rooy.