Sentence examples for growing reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Sri Lanka's parliament named an ethnic minority Tamil politician as the main opposition leader for the first time in 32 years, a sign of growing reconciliation after a prolonged civil war.

Words were carefully picked to reflect growing reconciliation, but the visit could not mask plenty of lingering resentment.It was not the first attempt to repair a once solid link.

His release, rearrest, and then release again was regarded as a sign of growing reconciliation between Musharraf's government and the PPP.

A Farc commander best known by his alias Ivan Marquez said the biggest achievement so far had been a growing sense of reconciliation among Colombians.

And now, with the tick-tocking of the nuclear clock growing ever more insistent, reconciliation looks less and less likely.

Tamils and Muslims have been alienated by the incumbent's hardline on post-war reconciliation and growing sectarian violence.

In addition to today's actions, Kim Dae Jung instructed his cabinet to carry out a wide variety of reconciliation measures growing out of the three-day talks, which concluded in an agreement calling for the two Koreas to pursue peace, economic and other exchanges, including family visits.

In the decades that followed cult interest in the band grew, leading to reconciliation between the estranged Baptista brothers and a string of successful reunion concerts in 2006 and 2007 – albeit with the Brazilian singer Zélia Duncan taking the place of Rita Lee.

He added: "Peace in Asia, above all on the Korean peninsula: may disagreements be overcome and a renewed spirit of reconciliation grow".

"This is a turning point in the crisis, both militarily in terms of the army's achievements in the war against terror, and socially in terms of national reconciliation processes and growing awareness of the truth behind the [attacks] targeting the country," he was quoted as saying.

The seeds of a new, reconciliation and economically growing Poland were sewn under his leadership at a critical juncture.