Sentence examples for for reconciling differences from inspiring English sources

Mr. Katzenbach was known for reconciling differences and cooling tempers.

More and more, Roman and canon law provided sources useful for reconciling differences.

And the smaller countries are nervous about Mr Sarkozy's talk of a "big six"—France, Germany, Britain, Spain, Italy and Poland which he sees as an informal platform for reconciling differences, not unlike the Franco-German axis in an earlier, smaller EU.

She is general pastor of the 700,000-member denomination, responsible for representing the wholeness of the church, for reconciling differences, and for helping the church retain its clarity of mission and identity.

Here the strategy for reconciling differences between in silico predictions and in vivo observations (RING) is applied to validate and upgrade the first reconstruction of the genome-scale metabolic model of S. pombe, SpoMBEL1693.

Similarly, we know that because of factors such as horizontal gene transfer, gene- and taxon-level analysis will not map precisely on to each another, yet the data to perform such analysis and the theoretical framework for reconciling differences is at this point largely lacking.

Above all, a culture of respect for the commons should become a means of reconciling difference.

Reconciling differences in guidelines from the United Kingdom, Italy and Japan for the diagnosis and therapy of DIC was recommended in a recent publication [ 5].

The Pentagon and State Department are reconciling differences as part of the budget process for next year, officials said.

A Senate-House conference committee that is working on reconciling differences between the two bills has scheduled its first meeting for Wednesday.

When a patient is admitted to, transferred within, or discharged from a clinical facility, clinicians should review previous medication orders, current orders and future plans for care, and reconcile differences if there are any.