Yes and no.It is hard, for example, to reconcile Mr Chirac's promise to improve visa procedures—"visa, visa" was one of the crowds' loudest slogans with the pledge (to the French) of his interior minister to crack down on "the huge increase in the number of visas issued, which is at the root of the growth in illegal immigration".
For example, to reconcile statistical optimal designs with practicality, Parker and Gennings (2008) suggest penalizing locally optimal designs with a desirability function.
Mr Bush's "compassionate conservatism", for example, attempts to reconcile supporters on the right and in the centre.
His comment that he respects Islam and believes the people of the country's troubled North Caucasus region should be "free to practise even Sharia law if they want" are, for example, difficult to reconcile with his 1990s declaration that "it is a pity that Stalin didn't go all the way" with his oppression of the Chechen nation.
The North Korean side, for example, does not want to "reconcile" with South Korea: It wants to annihilate South Korea's system and to absorb that territory unconditionally.
4. While it is unsurprising that such facts are socially constructed, they nonetheless raise questions for social ontology, for example, questions about how to reconcile the apparent objectivity of social facts with a naturalistic conception of the world (cf. Searle 1995). 5.
The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to repeal "Don't Ask Don't Tell" is an all-too-rare example of Congress' attempting to reconcile policy (and law) with common sense.
For example, it is challenging to reconcile the inherent complexity of the multiple layers of social embeddedness described in the GPP documents with the requirements of most evaluation models.
For example, it is difficult to reconcile the suggestion that p21 supports cyclin D cdk4 accumulation in the MMTV-Wnt1 model, when Yu et al (2001) later demonstrated that cyclin D1 was not required in this model.
The physician's ability to communicate effectively, to reconcile, for example, honesty with hope, can enhance this important discussion.
Just a few weeks after Mr. Fox, a divorce, became Mexico's president-elect, a Catholic newsletter, Nuevo Criterio, urged him to stand as a moral example to the country and to reconcile with his former wife or to vow never to remarry.
