Sentence examples for general reconciliation from inspiring English sources

For the next two years Catherine's policy was one of peace and general reconciliation.

"If a complementary peace conference for general reconciliation in Somalia is not held, we are going to resort to violence and struggle against the regime of the new president, Abdikassim Salad Hassan," one of the faction leaders, Hussein Muhammad Aidid, said today.

During an election hustings with Jeremy Paxman on May 29, the candidates were asked: "Do you think the party should say sorry for what has happened [in Iraq]?" Jon Cruddas replied: "I do, actually, as part of the general reconciliation with the British people over what's been a disaster in Iraq... .. Ms Harman interrupted, saying: "Yep, I agree".

According to the story this led to a general reconciliation between Muḥammad and the Meccans, and the Muslims who had migrated to Abyssinia began to return home.

However, today "Queen of Austria" is celebrated in an atmosphere of general reconciliation between the Catholic church and the LGBT population.

This results from different factors among which the most important is that Ranger-DTL-D relies on a less general reconciliation model than Mowgli (e.g. not ensuring time consistency and not allowing gene loss in the donor branch after a transfer), but which on the other hand allows it to run at greater speed.

But I would like to see the entire newspaper industry, what we used to call Fleet Street and indeed the media generally, have a general truth and reconciliation commission about all this.

Emma Sky left Iraq in September 2010, where she had served for three years as Political Advisor to General Odierno, the US General commanding all US forces in Iraq, had worked directly for General Petraeus on reconciliation and had been the Governorate Coordinator of Kirkuk for the Coalition Provisional Authority back in 2003/2004.

Mr. Steiner joined Richard Wotova, the secretary general of the reconciliation fund, in flying to New York to personally deliver payment checks to five former forced laborers of Jewish faith who now live in the New York area.

In a sign of how seriously General McChrystal took reconciliation and reintegration, he asked a British former SAS commander, Lt. Gen. Sir Graeme Lamb, who worked on engaging the Sunni tribes in Iraq, to come out of retirement last year to help with a strategy for Afghanistan.

Theorists disagree about whether there is a general theory of reconciliation that can cover all kinds and types of relationship.