Sentence examples for going to reconcile from inspiring English sources

So as 2015 hoves into view, how are Labour going to reconcile these facts?

E. isn't going to reconcile with her mother, and that's not her quandary.

"But I don't think there's much optimism that we're going to reconcile a budget with this House quickly," he added.

"There is such a deep scar, how are you going to reconcile, how are you going to heal it?

David Marsh of the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum wonders how Syriza is going to reconcile these three aims.

"The smart Republicans realize that if we're ever going to reconcile with the Democrats and come to a compromise, this is their holy grail," Mr. Hoffman said.

The two sides aren't going to reconcile that difference, so the relevant question is whether or not the tactics in and of themselves should be deemed off-limits.

Senator John McCain added: "You can't put reconciliation ahead of success, because if the enemy is going to believe he's going to succeed, he's not going to reconcile".