Sentence examples for future reconciliation from inspiring English sources
At the same time, years without a settlement are leading many – particularly the young – to despair of any future reconciliation.
Bernard Kouchner, France's foreign minister, said the declaration was "a victory for common sense," and pointed to what he hoped would be future reconciliation between Serbia and Kosovo.
On the other hand, by letting its policy remain hostage to hardliners, it will destroy hope for future reconciliation with its own minorities.
In any possible future reconciliation with the insurgency, the faction most likely to engage in a peace deal would be Hezb-i-Islami, former Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker said in a recent interview.
In either narrative, drone strikes serve a very specific purpose, namely to eliminate the hardline naysayers who might stand in the way of future reconciliation.
It is against what Benjamin calls the Christian-mystical certainty in future reconciliation (which Goethe inserts into the conclusion of the novella as an attempt to counter the mythical fatalism which holds sway elsewhere) that he instead endorses the paradoxical glimmer of hope identified with the image of a shooting star which appears in Goethe's novella (SW 1, 354 5).
Yet by polarising Bahrain along sectarian lines it has also precluded, for the foreseeable future, any reconciliation there.
Separation and suppression do reduce the opportunities for violence, but they do not bode well for future political reconciliation.
But hostility and hatred are no match for justice; they offer no pathway to peace; and they must not stand between the people of Iraq and a future of reconciliation and hope.
In Iran, too, they want democracy, but who could rule out that the young shah, like the last Afghan king, might make an appearance in some future national reconciliation?
DR. PACHACHI -- [Through a translator.] [Inaudible.]... a future of reconciliation so that all Iraqis could focus all their efforts to build the new Iraq, the Iraq of liberty and freedom.
