Sentence examples for devoted to reconciliation from inspiring English sources
It was a show devoted to reconciliation.
Alongside Mr. Mandela he rejuvenated and led the African National Congress, twice stood trial on capital charges for his activities, served 26 years in prison and still emerged deeply devoted to reconciliation.
Its title, I Shall Not Hate, is testimony to a lifetime devoted to reconciliation, which stands in stark contrast to the philosophy of the man who removed him from his family property.
The aim of this study was to assess the processes required to carry out medication reconciliation: the health professionals involved, the tasks and time devoted to medication reconciliation in general hospital settings.
His last speech, against any diminution of an empire based on freedom, closed a political career that had become devoted to a reconciliation of imperial power with constitutional liberty.
During the cold war, the dove of peace was a common symbol of peace for organizations devoted to political reconciliation and disarmament.
The drug review cost in the Standard Care arm (€46) was mainly a result of more costly physician time devoted to medication reconciliation upon discharge.
Descriptive statistics were produced, summarizing the number and types of health care professionals involved as well as the tasks and time devoted to medication reconciliation at admission and discharge in each unit.
"He knew as great as we were, we needed to be better than we are and that's why his last years were devoted to Chanie Wenjack and to reconciliation".
Once the war was over, he was devoted to the idea of reconciliation, and that spirit drives this unusual Requiem, commissioned for the dedication of the new Coventry Cathedral in 1962, the old one having been destroyed in a German air raid.
She would surely have attempted reconciliation, for she was devoted to her two sons and would not have wanted to do anything that might jeopardise Prince William's chances of one day succeeding to the throne.
