Sentence examples for conciliate two from inspiring English sources

Over the years, several types of software architectures for connecting these conceptual elements have been proposed, all of which fail to conciliate two essential qualities: enabling both business and interaction objects reuse, and limiting the amount of communication-specific code in reusable objects.

And as the commitment to truth is not given up, it conciliates two opposing positions in the philosophy of science.

At a news conference here on April 27, the newly appointed archbishop of São Paulo, Odilo Scherer, 57, tried to conciliate the two opposing viewpoints.

It is out of the scope of this paper to fully resolve the question but it is to note that our results suggest that it is possible to conciliate the two models at least in terms of the immune response to Y. pseudotuberculosis.

"At a very human level it is very important to find a way of conciliating between the two parties.

The need for a treaty to safeguard these interests led Britain on more than one occasion to conciliate nationalist feeling by supporting the Wafd against the king.

The objective of this study was to define operating conditions which would conciliate a high removal of the five metallic cations (Cu2+, Ni2+, Zn2+, Cd2+, Pb2+) and a low desorption of these metal ions from the contaminated sorbents.

Berezovsky and Shakhnovich [ 55] suggested two distinct evolutionary strategies to conciliate these conflicting observations.

Or conciliate with the regime in hope that one day a child among these people will lead another Syrian revolution, because our revolution is cursed by God.

The historian Macaulay wrote that "All Northamptonshire crowded to kiss the royal hand in that fine gallery which had been embellished by the pencil of Vandyke [sic] and made classical by the muse of Waller; and the Earl tried to conciliate his neighbors by feasting them at eight tables blazing with plate".

How he has lasted is a lesson in survival strategies for long-term autocrats: negotiate, conciliate, spare the gun (there have been only about six deaths in 10 weeks of troubles), let others do the talking, and remain above the fray.