Sentence examples for making reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, future Palestinian leaders might abandon the idea of two states and seek a one-state solution, making reconciliation impossible.

Private militias, mostly Shiite, formed to resist Sunni terror, were themselves targeting Sunni neighbourhoods and individual residents, introducing a reign of terror, making reconciliation difficult.

While the Haqqanis do not have clout over fighters in the south, Mansoor's death could further strengthen the group's position within the insurgency, making reconciliation even more unattainable.

The generation born in the 1960s, known as the 386 generation in homage to the Intel 386 microchip, was equally focused on the north, arguing that anti-communist fervour was making reconciliation and reunification impossible.

Opinion polls show the Farc are widely despised among conservative Colombians and frustration with the rebels has grown as the talks have dragged on, making reconciliation seem more distant.

It goes beyond that -- failure to do so is not only profoundly inhumane, it also guarantees a lingering poison spreading through society, making reconciliation or sustainable peace an endeavor with little chance of success.

Leaving war crimes unpunished will make reconciliation impossible, she argues.

Attacks on the past make reconciliation much harder in the future.

Until people themselves make reconciliation, the peace process will not be successful".

And reducing the violence in Baghdad will help make reconciliation possible.

Both said they believed that the report, which was intended to help mend relations, would instead make reconciliation harder.