The second part of this challenge is concerned more generally with reconciling a public system and a privately-delivered sector, including the community-based non-profit sector.
Even when their conclusions were out of step with common sense (as was the radical skepticism of David Hume), the empiricists were generally concerned to reconcile the two.
Even now, Japan finds it hard to reconcile the generally European levels of welfare that it aspires to with its generally American levels of taxation.
Ms. Ignagni predicted that Mr. Lieberman would "find it difficult" to reconcile his generally pro-business record with the populist language of the Gore-Lieberman ticket.
Foreign companies that wanted access to the American capital markets had to either use American GAAP — generally accepted accounting principles — or reconcile their financial statements so readers could see how much money they would have made if they had used GAAP.
For me, life's difficulty has generally lain in the attempt to reconcile these two, like the child of divorce tries to reconcile its parents.
Baruch Lev, professor of accounting at the Stern School of Business of New York University, said that if a company wanted to present an unusual version of a financial measure, it must also reconcile the number to generally accepted accounting principles.
James D Williams, lecturer in science education at the University of Sussex, says: "Where we have issues, they generally revolve around people trying to reconcile science and religion or using religion to refute science.
Responding to the issues surrounding equity, context-specificity, and country-level ownership, improved concepts and analysis of equity and more democratic strategic and operational country-level programming can be viewed as overarching priorities that reconcile the recommendations more generally.
Generally, they spend the retreat trying to reconcile their particular sexual orientations with the traditional mythology that's promoted within their faith communities.
