Sentence examples for can reconcile it from inspiring English sources

But, for starters, those of us who miss ordered republican liberty should stop imagining that we can reconcile it with knee-jerk obedience to every whim and riptide of the casino-like financed, consumer-bamboozling juggernaut that is dissolving republican virtues and sovereignty before our eyes, under our feet, and, yes, in our lower viscera.

But questions remain as to whether it can reconcile its aim of creating a state ruled by Islamic law with democratic principles.

de Boer: It's possible to reconcile, but you can only reconcile it with a more sustainable economic model.

Life moves on, but you can never reconcile it.

If Maher's position on Islam and Muslims were indeed the case, how can we reconcile it with the behavior of hundreds of millions of law-abiding, decent, and faithful Muslims who live in democracies?

Once you stalk the fear back to its source, you can begin to reconcile it.

There is, of course, a potentially interesting and important debate to be had on freedom of expression and on how a democracy can or should reconcile it with the views of extremists.

The natural atrocity of the crime seems to be so little, and the punishment so great, that it is with great difficulty that our heart can reconcile itself to it" (Smith 1790, p. 90).

The I.R.S. has been holding hearings on how to move to "real-time" tax processing so it can reconcile information on tax returns more quickly.

In this paper we argue that deliberation is central to reflexive governance, mainly because it can reconcile many if not most of the sometimes contradictory claims that are made in the literature about its drivers.

The European commission has sent France a final notice to explain how it can reconcile EU environmental law with a proposed dam project that sparked riots, which claimed a protester's life last month.