In an article for the Times, the chancellor accepted that he was too divisive a figure to reconcile the Conservative party following the EU referendum.
Opponents say such measures would compromise business secrets and might be confusing to investors, who would have to figure out how to reconcile tax figures with annual reports and earnings figures.
Can the figures be reconciled?
How can these figures be reconciled?
The Conclusion posits the book's critical motif of "the neighborhood" as the apt figure for reconciling different academic accounts of race and ethnicity, and for seeking understanding through unexpected comparisons across racial groups.
Vocally, the meat of this work is for the bass, and Evgeny Nikitin sang with the balance of power and compassion necessary to turn Friar Laurence, a relatively minor character in the Shakespeare play, into a wise, peacemaking figure who reconciles the Capulets and Montagues in the work's final bars.
Figure 5 Reconciling current geometry with a requested geometry.
Neil Patrick Harris, playing a flamboyant figure trying to reconcile the proposition's supporters and opponents, sings, "Every time a gay or lesbian finds love at the parade/There's money to be made".
It's on this point that I rebel in favor of, particularly, de Kooning's hardly less ferocious "Women" paintings, which observe the imperative, shared by all the Abstract Expressionists, to reconcile figure and ground.
Doley et al. (2012) recently examined this dilemma within the Australian context for post-mining land rehabilitation and derived a framework (Figure 2) to reconcile natural/novel ecosystems theory (Hobbs et al. 2006, 2013) with existing guidelines for land rehabilitation (e.g. Australia DIRT 2006).
But Barclays has disputed this figure, saying they could not reconcile it with actual figures for Mr Varley's pay.
