Sentence examples for considering reconciliation from inspiring English sources

As if all of this weren't enough, Reid just announced that he's no longer even considering reconciliation as a last resort.

This allows a more efficient recursion over reconciliations, but at the cost of considering reconciliations that contain transfer events that are not consistent with any ordering of the species tree (Tofigh et al., 2011).

Mrs. Merkel of Germany attended a victory parade on Red Square in Moscow on Sunday, a sign of how seriously Germans consider reconciliation with Russia.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany attended a victory parade on Red Square in Moscow on Sunday, a sign of how seriously Germans consider reconciliation with Russia.

As a member of the Budget Committee, he has always considered reconciliation a viable option for passing health care reform.

Still, Ross is said to be considering a reconciliation and has reportedly attended marriage counseling with Sanders since the affair became public.

But now that Democrats are strongly considering the reconciliation process -- which will allow passage with only 50 rather than 60 votes and thus enable them to enact a public option -- Rockefeller is suddenly "inclined to oppose it" because he doesn't "think the timing of it is very good" and it's "too partisan".

Consider the reconciliation between France and Germany on which the EU was founded.

But bills considered under reconciliation cannot be filibustered and therefore can pass the Senate by a simple majority vote.

At the behest of some of its members, however, the black journalists' group briefly considered a reconciliation.

Senate Republicans, unwilling to lose their best leverage to shape or stop a health care bill, have served notice that they would consider the reconciliation tactic a breach of Mr. Obama's promised spirit of bipartisanship.