Sentence examples for help reconciliation from inspiring English sources

It hopes a shared pride in historical sites could help reconciliation.

The inclusion of Mr Dahlan in Fatah's Central Committee is not likely to help reconciliation.

Christians make up only 7.4% of the population, yet he drew large crowds, telling Sri Lankans that confronting wartime atrocities would help reconciliation.

The government can help reconciliation by considering financial compensation, perhaps with international help, for the families of the many civilians who lost their lives or whose property has been destroyed.

This was a horrific spell of history, and justice might have helped reconciliation.

Hamas also demands the release of scores of its members held by Mr Abbas's police in the West Bank, while Fatah insists on keeping control of foreign affairs, including peace dealings with Israel.The influence of foreign governments has not helped reconciliation.

One thing that may help the reconciliation process is the hiring of Zarin Mehta as executive director.

Amnesty International has called them a "parody of justice" that "can in no way help national reconciliation".

Amnesty International, the London-based human rights group, has called the trials "a parody of justice" that "can in no way help national reconciliation".

Pope John Paul, who will retrace the steps of Moses at the foot of Mount Sinai on Saturday, came to Egypt on a Holy Year pilgrimage that he hopes will help foster reconciliation between Christians, Muslims and Jews.

Mr Adams described the meeting as "a human occasion" that he hoped would help the reconciliation process.