Sentence examples for limits of reconciliation from inspiring English sources

However, the limits of reconciliation became obvious after the Soviet intervention in Hungary in 1956; this was followed by a new Soviet campaign against Tito, aimed at blaming the Yugoslavs for inspiring the Hungarian insurgents.

Republicans were unable to undo the Affordable Care Act, and, because of the limits of reconciliation, the arcane parliamentary process they used to attempt to repeal it, they only have until September 30th if they want to try again.

It is an astonishing turnabout that shows the limits of political reconciliation.

"But it's important to understand the limitations of reconciliation".

But the rules of reconciliation limit what a repeal-and-replace bill could include.

Within communities, P. juliflora acts like, in the words of one inter-governmental representative, a 'barbed-wire fence' which forces a barrier between neighbours and limits the reconciliation of conflict.

However, accuracy of relevant measurement data is usually unsatisfactory due to limits of measuring instruments, and data reconciliation can be applied to improve the accuracy of these measurements.

Maybe what gives life meaning is the extravagant grace of reconciliation that God offers to everyone, without limit.

soldier and statesman who was the first prime minister of the Union of South Africa (1910 19) and a staunch advocate of a policy of reconciliation between Boers and Britons, as well as of limiting the political rights of black South Africans.

"The Darjeeling Limited," too, revolves around grief: its main characters are three brothers, who meet in India for a journey of reconciliation a year after their father's death.

They are dreaming of reconciliation.