Sentence examples for it be reconciled from inspiring English sources
How could it be reconciled with the idea that nothing could be done to better one's chances of survival?
Can the "spirit of liberty," as Fried calls it, be reconciled with his Reagan-era advocacy against Roe v. Wade?
How exactly would such a consensus be ascertained, and how would it be reconciled with the right of nations and peoples to self-determination?
Nor can it be reconciled with his theological doctrine that the structure of the world created in time came into being through the action of God's will.
What is the nature of the individual striving of bodies, and how can it be reconciled with Spinoza's deterministic dynamics of Extension?
As The Economist went to press, the tax package was in conference, a period of negotiation where it is reconciled with the versions the House has already passed.
That would give Mr. Obama another major achievement once it was reconciled with legislation the House approved last year and sent to him for his signature.
The Senate today voted 79 17 to approve a landmark tobacco bill that President Barack Obama said he will sign once it is reconciled with a similar House of Representatives measure.
Because Clade 3 is inferred to have an independent origin from Clades 1 and 2 within the A-domain phylogeny, it was reconciled with the species tree separately (Additional file 4).
It is reconciling conflicting goods.
